Face Recognition
by Kresimir Delac, Mislav Grgic
Publisher: InTech 2007
ISBN-13: 9783902613035
Number of pages: 558
Description:
This book will serve as a handbook for students, researchers and practitioners in the area of automatic (computer) face recognition and inspire some future research ideas by identifying potential research directions. Within each chapter the reader will be given an overview of background information on the subject at hand and in many cases a description of the authors' original proposed solution. The chapters should give the reader a general idea where the current research efforts are heading, both within the face recognition area itself and in interdisciplinary approaches.
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