COMPARING MANUALLY MEASURED ANTHROPOMETRICAL POINTS OF HUMAN FACES WITH FULLY COMPUTERIZED ONES

Martin Pospíšilík, Milan Adámek, Katerina Sulovská

Abstract

This paper deals with the analytical-statistical method of one of the most used biometrics, the face recognition. The research project shows changes in face of ten different women, and emotional changes of one woman. The distances’ changes of the chosen anthropological points were measured to obtain better understanding of programming requirements for better reliability of those systems. As the measurements were done entirely manually and processed by the spreadsheet program, it was also compared to some of the values obtained earlier by fully computerized method. To acquire comparable data, the same methodology of experimental calculation was used.

Keywords

analytical-statistical method, face recognition, distance measurement, anthropological points, relative coefficients

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