Face recognition on partially occluded images using compressed sensing

Authors:
A. Morelli Andrés;S. Padovani;M. Tepper;J. Jacobo-Berlles
Affiliations:
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Venue:
Pattern Recognition Letters
Year:
2014

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Abstract

In this work we have built a face recognition system using a new method based on recent advances in compressed sensing theory. The authors propose a method for recognizing faces that is robust to certain types and levels of occlusion. They also present tests that allow to assess the incidence of the proposed method.