We propose a new method for unsupervised face recognition from time-varying sequences of face images obtained in real-world environments. Two types of forces, attraction and repulsion, operate across the spatio-temporal facial manifolds, to autonomously organize the data without relying on any category-specific information provided in advance. Experiments with real-world data gathered over a period of several months and including both frontal and side-view faces were used to evaluate the method and encouraging results were obtained The proposed method can be used in video surveillance systems or for content-based information retrieval.
Unsupervised face recognition from image sequences based on clustering with attraction and repulsion
2001-01-01
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Unsupervised Face Recognition from Image Sequences Based on Clustering with Attraction and Repulsion
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