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Person Location Service on the Planetary Sensor Network

Shan, Ting, Lovell, Brian C. and Chen, Shaokang (2005). Person Location Service on the Planetary Sensor Network. In: Lovell, Brian C. and Maeder, Anthony J., APRS Workshop on Digital Image Computing; Workshop Proceedings. APRS Workshop on Digital Image Computing, Brisbane, (151-156). 21 February, 2005.

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Author(s) Shan, Ting
Lovell, Brian C.
Chen, Shaokang
Title of paper Person Location Service on the Planetary Sensor Network
Conference name APRS Workshop on Digital Image Computing
Conference location Brisbane
Conference dates 21 February, 2005
Proceedings title APRS Workshop on Digital Image Computing; Workshop Proceedings
Editor(s) Lovell, Brian C.
Maeder, Anthony J.
Place published Brisbane, Austrlaia
Publisher The Australian Pattern Recognition Society
Publication date 2005
Volume number 1
Issue number 1
ISBN 0-9580255-3-3
Start page 151
End page 156
Total pages 6
Collection year 2005
Language eng
Abstract/Summary This paper gives a prototype application which can provide a person location service on the IrisNet. Two crucial technologies face detection and face recognition underpinning such image and video data mining service are explained. For the face detection, authors use 4 types of simple rectangles as features, Adaboost as the learning algorithm to select the important features for classification, and finally generate a cascade of classifiers which is extremely fast on the face detection task. As for the face recognition, the authors develop Adaptive Principle Components Analysis (APCA) to improve the robustness of principal Components Analysis (PCA) to nuisance factors such as lighting and expression. APCA also can recognize faces from single face which is suitable in a data mining situation
Subjects 280208 Computer Vision
280203 Image Processing
280207 Pattern Recognition
E1
700199 Computer software and services not elsewhere classified
Keyword(s) iris-research
person location service
face detection
face recognition
 
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