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Volume 19: Issue 3
Advanced facial recognition with LBP-URIGL hybrid descriptors
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Sajjad H. Hendi Informatics Institute for Graduate Studies, Iraqi Computer and Informatics Authority, Baghdad, Iraq

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Hazeem B. Taher Department of Computer Science, College of Education for Pure Sciences, The University of Thi-Qar, Thi-Qar, Iraq

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Karim Q. Hussein Department of Computer Science, Faculty of Science, Mustansiryha University, Baghdad, Iraq

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14–21
Online Publication Date:
03 Jun 2024
Publication Date:
16 Oct 2024
Article Category:
Research Article
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1556/606.2024.00972
Keywords:
facial recognition; local binary pattern; uniform rotation-invariant grey-level co-occurrence; artificial neural network; linear discriminant analysis
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Abstract

Facial recognition technology is transformative in security and human-machine interaction, reshaping societal interactions. Robust descriptors, essential for high precision in machine learning tasks like recognition and recall, are integral to this transformation. This paper presents a hybrid model enhancing local binary pattern descriptors for facial representation. By integrating rotation-invariant local binary pattern with uniform rotation-invariant grey-level co-occurrence, employing linear discriminant analysis for feature space optimization, and utilizing an artificial neural network for classification, the model achieves exceptional accuracy rates of 100% for Olivetti Research Laboratory, 99.98% for Maastricht University Computer Vision Test, and 99.17% for Extended Yale B, surpassing traditional methods significantly.

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