Rotation Invariant Face Recognition Using RLBP, LPQ and CONTOURLET Transform
Rotation Invariant Face Recognition Using RLBP, LPQ and CONTOURLET Transform
Rotation Invariant Face Recognition Using RLBP, LPQ and CONTOURLET Transform
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links to the ROI provided by the true matches, the proposed applying Rules from which the RLBP feature distributions
method is able to perform a suitable ROI segmentation. are extracted. Use of contributes to more than a single bin in
the distribution of LBP values in the feature vector.
DassVenkat M. et al. (2014) [3] presented a new approach
called image retrieval system based on IGA. Content based 3. PRESENT WORK
image retrieval is a challenging method of capturing relevant
images from a large storage space. Although this area has System module
been explored for decades, no technique has achieved the
accuracy of human visual perception in distinguishing The system module of the proposed system is shown in
images. Whatever, the size and content of the image database Figure 4.1. The input image is first read into workspace and
is, a human being can easily recognize images of same next a set of features are extracted from each image by
category. In this work, representing and retrieving the image converting image into blocks of size 8*8.
properties of colour, texture and edge are used using
interactive genetic algorithm (IGA) for better approximation Local binary patterns for texture evaluation
with user interaction. CBIR is still a developing science. As
image compression, digital image processing, and image The local binary pattern is a powerful gray level invariant
feature extraction techniques become more developed, CBIR texture primitive. The histogram of the binary patterns
maintains a steady pace of development in the research field. computed over a region is used for texture description [6].
The operator describes each pixel by the relative gray levels
Paone et al. (2014)[4]used an experimental data set of its neighboring pixels. If the gray level of the neighboring
comprised of 17486 images from 126 pairs of identical twins pixel is higher or equal, the value is set to one, otherwise to
(252 subjects) collected on the same day and 6864 images zero.
from 120 pairs of identical twins (240 subjects) with images
taken a year later to measure the performance on seven Rotated Local Binary Pattern (RLBP)
different face recognition algorithms. According to it, Facial
recognition algorithms should be able to operate even when The problem of variations to rotations in LBP arises due to
similar looking individuals are encountered, or even in the the fixed arrangement of weights. As the weights are aligned
extreme case of identical twins. Performance was reported in a circular manner, the effect of image rotations can be
for variations in illumination, expression, gender, and age for countered by rotating the weights by the same angle while
both the same day and cross-year image sets. Regardless of computing the descriptor. Since the angle of the rotation
the conditions of image acquisition, distinguishing identical cannot be known, we propose an adaptive arrangement of
twins are signicantly harder than distinguishing subjects weights based on the locally computed reference direction.
who are not identical twins for all algorithms. The reference direction should be such that if an image
undergoes a rotation, it should also undergo a rotation by the
Devi et al. (2015)[5]present a novel efficient and robust same angle. In our experiments, we have tested different
methodology for quick face recognition by using Rule based choices of the reference direction, such as the gradient,
Local Binary Pattern (RLBP). The face image is said to be weighted difference between the pixels, etc. The best results
divided into a number of 3x3 regions, called as micro were obtained with what we call, the Dominant Direction.
patterns, indicating the structure of the grey level pixels The Dominant Direction is defined as the index of the
within a neighbourhood to describe the spatial context of neighbouring pixel whose difference from the central pixel is
represented as rule number to evaluate the membership maximum.
degree of the central pixel to the others within a
neighbourhood. A Local face distributor for each of the 3x3
neighbourhood, called LBP descriptor, is obtained by
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Query
Sub-band
Linear Discriminant
Analysis
Local phase quantization caused by out of focus of camera or object motion. LPQ is a
common illumination and blur insensitive feature extractor.
LPQ is another widespread histogram-based feature
extractor from the family of local texture descriptors, which 4. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
performs the assessment of phase in a local window at the
pixel position [7]. Local phase analysis in frequency domain The software implementation of the project has been done
leads to a detailed illumination insensitive texture using MATLAB.MATLAB stands for MATRIX LABORATORY,
description of face images. LPQ is also insensitive against software developed by Math works in USA. First of all it is
image degradation, blur effect, which happens usually in real used in military area. For this proposed thesis work, image
world applications, such as video surveillance, which is
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Fig-3: RLBP implementation of face image Fig-5: Second level coefficients of contour let transform
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5. CONCLUSION
Fig-6: web local descriptors at sub-band one
Face is a complex multidimensional structure and needs a
good computing technique for recognition. Various face
expression recognition techniques include Local Binary
Pattern(LBP), Principal Component Analysis (PCA), Local
Discriminate Analysis(LDA), Linear programming. Basic
technique used for face expression recognition is local binary
pattern. Local binary pattern uses the concept of threshold
with the neighbouring pixels. A number of variants of LBP
exist like Rotation in-variant LBP, improved LBP, Advanced
LBP, Modified LBP, Extended LBP, Multi-scale LBP, Multi-
block LBP, Hamming LBP etc. Similarly LPQ is based on
quantizing the Fourier transform phase in local
neighbourhoods. The phase can be shown to be a blur
invariant property under certain commonly fulfilled
conditions. In face image analysis, histograms of LPQ labels
computed within local regions are used as a face descriptor
similarly to the widely used Local Binary Pattern (LBP)
methodology for face image description. In ourwork we
haveused Contour let-WLD, RLBP and LPQ feature extraction
techniques. LDA has been usedto reduce the space of
discussed feature extractor. After this, the classifier named as
Fig-7: Accuracy rate of face recognition without using LDA k-NN is used to classify the face images in Jaffe dataset.
Approximate overall Classifier Accuracy without using Experimental results shows that the approximate overall
LDA is 99.06% Classifier Accuracy without using LDA is 99.06%.and
approximate overall Classifier Accuracy using LDA is 100%
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