Although the human face is commonly used as a physiological biometric, very little work has been done to exploit the idiosyncrasies of facial motions for person identification. In ...
Lanthao Benedikt, Darren Cosker, Paul L. Rosin, A....
This paper addresses the problem of face recognition in the presence of deformation due to expressions. Facial motion is considered as an isometric mapping between surfaces, which...
Iordanis Mpiperis, Sotiris Malassiotis, Michael G....
The performance of face recognition systems that use two-dimensional images depends on consistent conditions w.r.t. lighting, pose, and facial appearance. We are developing a face...
—When automatically analyzing images of human faces, either for recognition in biometry applications or facial expression analysis in human machine interaction, one has to cope w...
Face recognition and many medical imaging applications require the computation of dense correspondence vector fields that match one surface with another. In brain imaging, surfac...