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State Of The Art In Face Recognition2009 Julio Ponce Adem Karahoca Editors

Name: State Of The Art In Face Recognition2009 Julio Ponce Adem Karahoca Editors
SKU: BELL-2195224
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State Of The Art In Face Recognition2009 Julio Ponce Adem Karahoca Editors instant download after payment.

Publisher: IntechOpen

File Extension: PDF

File size: 10.65 MB

Pages: 261

Author: Julio Ponce, Adem Karahoca (Editors)

ISBN: 9783902613424

Language: English

Year: 2009

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State Of The Art In Face Recognition2009 Julio Ponce Adem Karahoca Editors by Julio Ponce, Adem Karahoca (editors) 9783902613424 instant download after payment.

Notwithstanding the tremendous effort to solve the face recognition problem, it is not possible yet to design a face recognition system with a potential close to human performance. New computer vision and pattern recognition approaches need to be investigated. Even new knowledge and perspectives from different fields like, psychology and neuroscience must be incorporated into the current field of face recognition to design a robust face recognition system. Indeed, many more efforts are required to end up with a human like face recognition system. This book tries to make an effort to reduce the gap between the previous face recognition research state and the future state.