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The CMU Pose, Illumination, and Expression Database - Sim, Baker, Bsat (2003) (1 citation) (Correct)
....that have already used the database: 6 Evaluating pose invariant face detectors [Heisele et al. 2001a, Heisele et al. 2001b] Evaluation of head pose estimation algorithms. Evaluation of the robustness of face recognition algorithms to the pose of the probe image [Gross et al. 2001, Blanz et al. 2002] Evaluation of face recognition algorithms that operate across pose; i.e. algorithms for which the gallery and probe images have different poses [Gross et al. 2002, Blanz et al. 2002] Evaluation of face recognizers that use multiple images across pose [Gross et al. 2002] ....
.... of the robustness of face recognition algorithms to the pose of the probe image [Gross et al. 2001, Blanz et al. 2002] Evaluation of face recognition algorithms that operate across pose; i.e. algorithms for which the gallery and probe images have different poses [Gross et al. 2002, Blanz et al. 2002] Evaluation of face recognizers that use multiple images across pose [Gross et al. 2002] Evaluation of the robustness of face recognition algorithms to illumination (and pose) Sim and Kanade, 2001, Gross et al. 2001, Blanz et al. 2002] Evaluation of the robustness of face ....
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V. Blanz, S. Romdhani, and T. Vetter. Face identification across different poses and illuminations with a 3D morphable model. In Proceedings of the 5th IEEE International Conference on Face and Gesture Recognition, 2002.
Appearance-Based Face Recognition and Light-Fields - Gross, Matthews, Baker (2002) (3 citations) (Correct)
....controlled illumination variation. It cannot be used with arbitrary galleries and probes. Note, however, that concurrent with this work there has been a growing interest in face recognition across pose. For example, Vetter et al. have developed an algorithm based on fitting a 3D morphable model [8, 22]. In this section we propose an algorithm for face recognition across pose using light fields. Our algorithm can use any number of gallery images captured at arbitrary poses, and any number of probe images also captured with arbitrary poses. A minimum of 1 gallery and 1 probe image are needed, ....
V. Blanz, S. Romdhani, and T. Vetter. Face identification across different poses and illumination with a 3D morphable model. In Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Face and Gesture Recognition, 2002.
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....been limited to frontal views obtained under standardized illumination on the same day with absence of occlusion and with neutral facial expression or slight smile. Relatively few studies, e.g. 22] have tested face recognition in the context of multiple views or explored related problems, e.g. [4]. Individual differences in subjects, such as whether accuracy is higher for one or another ethnic group, to our knowledge have not been studied. Two notable exceptions to the homogeneity of testing conditions are the FERET competition and related studies [23] and the Facial Recognition Vendor ....
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