Face Recognition by Bunch Graph Method Using a Group Based Adaptive Tolerant Neural Network
D. Aradhana ., H. Girish ., K. Karibasappa, A. Chennakeshava Reddy
Journal of Advances in Mathematics and Computer Science · pp. 194–203 · Published 20 Jul 2011
10.9734/BJMCS/2011/371Abstract
This paper presents a new method for feature extraction from the facial image by using bunch graph method. These extracted geometric features of the face are used subsequently for face recognition by utilizing the group based adaptive neural network. This method is suitable, when the facial images are rotation and translation invariant. Further the technique also free from size invariance of facial image and is capable of identifying the facial images correctly when corrupted with noise/ camouflage. The method shows a result of 97% correct result in facial database of 320 images of 10 classes. The technique can be extended easily to incorporate the rotational invariance of the images.
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