Graph Regularized Within-Class Sparsity Preserving Projection for Face Recognition

As a dominant method for face recognition, the subspace learning algorithm shows desirable performance. Manifold learning can deal with the nonlinearity hidden in the data, and can project high dimensional data onto low dimensional data while preserving manifold structure. Sparse representation sho...

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Main Authors: Songjiang Lou, Xiaoming Zhao, Wenping Guo, Ying Chen
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Online Access:http://www.mdpi.com/2078-2489/6/2/152
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Xiaoming Zhao
Wenping Guo
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description As a dominant method for face recognition, the subspace learning algorithm shows desirable performance. Manifold learning can deal with the nonlinearity hidden in the data, and can project high dimensional data onto low dimensional data while preserving manifold structure. Sparse representation shows its robustness for noises and is very practical for face recognition. In order to extract the facial features from face images effectively and robustly, in this paper, a method called graph regularized within-class sparsity preserving analysis (GRWSPA) is proposed, which can preserve the within-class sparse reconstructive relationship and enhances separatability for different classes. Specifically, for each sample, we use the samples in the same class (except itself) to represent it, and keep the reconstructive weight unchanged during projection. To preserve the manifold geometry structure of the original space, one adjacency graph is constructed to characterize the interclass separability and is incorporated into its criteria equation as a constraint in a supervised manner. As a result, the features extracted are sparse and discriminative and helpful for classification. Experiments are conducted on the two open face databases, the ORL and YALE face databases, and the results show that the proposed method can effectively and correctly find the key facial features from face images and can achieve better recognition rate compared with other existing ones.
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spelling doaj.art-cd833b261a6244e19eb860f4dae596db2022-12-21T19:05:46ZengMDPI AGInformation2078-24892015-04-016215216110.3390/info6020152info6020152Graph Regularized Within-Class Sparsity Preserving Projection for Face RecognitionSongjiang Lou0Xiaoming Zhao1Wenping Guo2Ying Chen3Institute of Image Processing & Pattern Recognition, Tai Zhou University, Taizhou 318000, ChinaInstitute of Image Processing & Pattern Recognition, Tai Zhou University, Taizhou 318000, ChinaInstitute of Image Processing & Pattern Recognition, Tai Zhou University, Taizhou 318000, ChinaInstitute of Image Processing & Pattern Recognition, Tai Zhou University, Taizhou 318000, ChinaAs a dominant method for face recognition, the subspace learning algorithm shows desirable performance. Manifold learning can deal with the nonlinearity hidden in the data, and can project high dimensional data onto low dimensional data while preserving manifold structure. Sparse representation shows its robustness for noises and is very practical for face recognition. In order to extract the facial features from face images effectively and robustly, in this paper, a method called graph regularized within-class sparsity preserving analysis (GRWSPA) is proposed, which can preserve the within-class sparse reconstructive relationship and enhances separatability for different classes. Specifically, for each sample, we use the samples in the same class (except itself) to represent it, and keep the reconstructive weight unchanged during projection. To preserve the manifold geometry structure of the original space, one adjacency graph is constructed to characterize the interclass separability and is incorporated into its criteria equation as a constraint in a supervised manner. As a result, the features extracted are sparse and discriminative and helpful for classification. Experiments are conducted on the two open face databases, the ORL and YALE face databases, and the results show that the proposed method can effectively and correctly find the key facial features from face images and can achieve better recognition rate compared with other existing ones.http://www.mdpi.com/2078-2489/6/2/152dimensionality reductionsparse representationgraph embeddingface recognition
spellingShingle Songjiang Lou
Xiaoming Zhao
Wenping Guo
Ying Chen
Graph Regularized Within-Class Sparsity Preserving Projection for Face Recognition
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dimensionality reduction
sparse representation
graph embedding
face recognition
title Graph Regularized Within-Class Sparsity Preserving Projection for Face Recognition
title_full Graph Regularized Within-Class Sparsity Preserving Projection for Face Recognition
title_fullStr Graph Regularized Within-Class Sparsity Preserving Projection for Face Recognition
title_full_unstemmed Graph Regularized Within-Class Sparsity Preserving Projection for Face Recognition
title_short Graph Regularized Within-Class Sparsity Preserving Projection for Face Recognition
title_sort graph regularized within class sparsity preserving projection for face recognition
topic dimensionality reduction
sparse representation
graph embedding
face recognition
url http://www.mdpi.com/2078-2489/6/2/152
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