FACE RECOGNITION FROM LOWER JAW OR MANDIBLE OF A HUMAN
Journal Title: International Journal on Computer Science and Engineering - Year 2012, Vol 4, Issue 7
Abstract
Identify a human by his face is a very easy job for a human but it is most difficult job for a machine. These papers presenting some approaches for recognize a human face from skull. Then a totally new conception is introduced here to recognize a person by the help of the lower jaw or mandible of that person. This Technique is developed first time in the field of image processing.
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SOURAV GANGULY , SUBHAYAN ROY MOULICK
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