34 research outputs found
An Enhanced Optimal Technique For Accurate Detection Of Color Face Images With Different Illuminations
Secured authentication system is one of the most challenging tasks focused now-a-days by many researchers and greatly achieved by means of face detection technique. Face image recognition is currently realized by Adaptive singular value decomposition in two-dimensional discrete Fourier domain (ASVDF). The recognition systems ability enhancement is attained for face images recognition by side light influence reduction on a color face image for inadequate light. The prevailing researches does not focuses the following points: No correct output during face recognition process, Face spoofing is not concentrated thereby face recognition may effect in imprecise result, Optimal feature extraction. Optimized Face Recognition System with Illumination and Rotation Consideration (OFRS-IRC) is one of the promising solutions for mitigating all those issues. Various methods are presented for ensuring accurate face recognition. Additive White Gaussian Noise removal technique is utilized for eliminating noise when the image is captured through sensor devices. Illuminate invariant features and locality preserving projection approach is exploited for segmented image recognition. As a final step, Fuzzy neural network is deployed for precise prediction on the basis of locality preserving projection approach results. MATLAB simulation tool is exploited for evaluating this research, where improved performance are attained by proposed method than prevailing methods. The proposed method shows 7.42% better detection rate than the existing work
Geometric computation theory for morphological filtering on freeform surfaces
Surfaces govern functional behaviours of geometrical products, especially high precision and high added-value products. Compared to the mean-line based filters, morphological filters, evolved from the traditional E-system, are relevant to functional performance of surfaces. The conventional implementation of morphological filters based on image processing does not work for state-of-the-art surfaces, for example freeform surfaces. A set of novel geometric computation theory is developed by applying the alpha shape to the computation. Divide and conquer optimisation is employed to speed up the computational performance of the alpha shape method and reduce memory usage. To release the dependence of the alpha shape method on the Delaunay triangulation, a set of definitions and propositions for the search of contact points is presented and mathematically proved based on alpha shape theory, which are applicable to both circular and horizontal flat structuring elements. The developed methods are verified through experimentation