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A benchmark and comparative study of video-based face recognition on COX face database

A benchmark and comparative study of video-based face recognition on COX face database
A benchmark and comparative study of video-based face recognition on COX face database
Face recognition with still face images has been widely studied, while the research on video-based face recognition is inadequate relatively, especially in terms of benchmark datasets and comparisons. Real-world video-based face recognition applications require techniques for three distinct scenarios: 1) Videoto-Still (V2S); 2) Still-to-Video (S2V); and 3) Video-to-Video (V2V), respectively, taking video or still image as query or target. To the best of our knowledge, few datasets and evaluation protocols have benchmarked for all the three scenarios. In order to facilitate the study of this specific topic, this paper contributes a benchmarking and comparative study based on a newly collected still/video face database, named COX Face DB. Specifically, we make three contributions. First, we collect and release a largescale still/video face database to simulate video surveillance with three different video-based face recognition scenarios (i.e., V2S, S2V, and V2V). Second, for benchmarking the three scenarios designed on our database, we review and experimentally compare a number of existing set-based methods. Third, we further propose a novel Point-to-Set Correlation Learning (PSCL) method, and experimentally show that it can be used as a promising baseline method for V2S/S2V face recognition on COX Face DB. Extensive experimental results clearly demonstrate that video-based face recognition needs more efforts, and our COX Face DB is a good benchmark database for evaluation.
1057-7149
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Huang, Zhiwu
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Shan, Shiguang
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Wang, Ruiping
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Zhang, Haihong
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Lao, Shihong
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Lao, Shihong
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Kuerban, Alifu
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Huang, Zhiwu, Shan, Shiguang, Wang, Ruiping, Zhang, Haihong, Lao, Shihong, Kuerban, Alifu and Chen, Xilin (2015) A benchmark and comparative study of video-based face recognition on COX face database. IEEE Transactions on Image Processing, 24 (12), 5967 - 5981. (doi:10.1109/TIP.2015.2493448).

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Face recognition with still face images has been widely studied, while the research on video-based face recognition is inadequate relatively, especially in terms of benchmark datasets and comparisons. Real-world video-based face recognition applications require techniques for three distinct scenarios: 1) Videoto-Still (V2S); 2) Still-to-Video (S2V); and 3) Video-to-Video (V2V), respectively, taking video or still image as query or target. To the best of our knowledge, few datasets and evaluation protocols have benchmarked for all the three scenarios. In order to facilitate the study of this specific topic, this paper contributes a benchmarking and comparative study based on a newly collected still/video face database, named COX Face DB. Specifically, we make three contributions. First, we collect and release a largescale still/video face database to simulate video surveillance with three different video-based face recognition scenarios (i.e., V2S, S2V, and V2V). Second, for benchmarking the three scenarios designed on our database, we review and experimentally compare a number of existing set-based methods. Third, we further propose a novel Point-to-Set Correlation Learning (PSCL) method, and experimentally show that it can be used as a promising baseline method for V2S/S2V face recognition on COX Face DB. Extensive experimental results clearly demonstrate that video-based face recognition needs more efforts, and our COX Face DB is a good benchmark database for evaluation.

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Published date: 26 October 2015

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Local EPrints ID: 501118
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/501118
ISSN: 1057-7149
PURE UUID: 621aeba6-dc40-43ad-9d19-f0c7836d8953
ORCID for Zhiwu Huang: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-7385-079X

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Author: Zhiwu Huang ORCID iD
Author: Shiguang Shan
Author: Ruiping Wang
Author: Haihong Zhang
Author: Shihong Lao
Author: Alifu Kuerban
Author: Xilin Chen

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