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What is 3D Face Recognition

Handbook of Research on Emerging Perspectives in Intelligent Pattern Recognition, Analysis, and Image Processing
Recognition algorithm that can handle 3D images instead of 2D. The drawbacks of the 2D face images can be overcome in 3D. From 3D, 2.5D or Range face image.
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3D Image Acquisition and Analysis of Range Face Images for Registration and Recognition
Suranjan Ganguly (Jadavpur University, India), Debotosh Bhattacharjee (Jadavpur University, India), and Mita Nasipuri (Jadavpur University, India)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-4666-8654-0.ch010
Abstract
Although, automatic face recognition has been studied for more than four decades; there are still some challenging issues due to different variations in face images. There are mainly two categories of face recognition based on acquisition procedure. One technology that deals with video based face recognition and another approach where different sensors are used for acquisition purpose of different stationary face images, for instance: optical image, infra-red image and 3D image. In this context, researchers have focused only on 3D face images. 3D face images convey a series of advantages over 2D i.e. video frame, optical as well as infra-red face images. In this chapter, a detailed study of acquisition, visualization, detail about 3D images, analyzing it with some fundamental image processing techniques and application in the field of biometric through face registration and recognition are discussed. This chapter also gives a brief idea of the state of the art about the research methodologies of 3D face recognition and its applications.
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