A Novel Method of Face Feature Extraction Based on 2DWT and Fisherfaces
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Abstract
A novel method of Face Feature extraction is presented for the impact of the Face Recognition by Facial Expression changing,which combines Discrete Wavelet Transform(DWT)with newer Principal Components Analysis(PCA)and Linear Discriminant Analysis(LDA).A face image was first extracted into the low-frequency components image using two-dimensional Discrete Wavelet Transform(2DWT),then,with the PCA was used to map the low-frequency components image into a low-dimensional feature space,and finally,with the LDA was used to extract the Face Feature in the low-dimensional feature space.In this way,using ORL face database and Yale face database to test,more accurate feature was extracted,and the problem of the impact of the Face Recognition effectively solved which had impacted by Facial Expression changing.Experimental results in the Face Feature extraction and Face Recognition demonstrated satisfactory improvement of the recognition rate and recognition speed.
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