Neuro-based human-face recognition with 2-dimensional discrete Walsh transform
Minoru W. Yoshida, Takeshi Kamio, Hideki Asai · 2000
Conventional face image recognition has been done based on the extraction techniques of many features such as shapes and relations among the positions of eyes, mouth, nose and so on. However, it is difficult to extract many features because the human face has an unclear shadow. In addition, the extracted features resemble each other among face images. Therefore, face images recognition for many persons is difficult. In this research, we try to recognize face images for many persons by using a multi-layer neural network and 2-dimensional discrete Walsh transform. This face image recognition is also able to discriminate unlearnt face images.