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Classification with Repulsion Tensors: A Case Study on Face Recognition

2016-03-15 · Hawren Fang

We consider dimensionality reduction methods for face recognition in a supervised setting, using an image-as-matrix representation. A common procedure is to project image matrices into a smaller space in which the recognition is performed. These methods are often called "two-dimensional" in the literature and there exist counterparts that use an image-as-vector representation. When two face images are close to each other in the input space they may remain close after projection - but this is not desirable in the situation when these two images are from different classes, and this often affects the recognition performance. We extend a previously developed `repulsion Laplacean' technique based on adding terms to the objective function with the goal or creation a repulsion energy between such images in the projected space. This scheme, which relies on a repulsion graph, is generic and can be incorporated into various two-dimensional methods. It can be regarded as a multilinear generalization of the repulsion strategy by Kokiopoulou and Saad [Pattern Recog., 42 (2009), pp. 2392--2402]. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed methodology offers significant recognition improvement relative to the underlying two-dimensional methods.

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