FACE IDENTIFICATION ALGORITHMS AND ITS USING
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https://doi.org/10.30890/2567-5273.2018-05-01-078Keywords:
stereo pair, depth map, correlation algorithm, perturbation functions, operation of subtraction, voxelization.Abstract
The problem of face recognition is discussed. For this purpose, a method based on scalar perturbation functions and set-theoretic operation of subtraction is proposed. It is shown that all surface points and the mask volume are used in the process of samp
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