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Face Recognition in Hyperspectral Images Z. Pan, G. Healey, M. Prasad and B. Tromberg University of California Published at IEEE Trans. on PAMI Vol 25, No. 12, December 2003. Introduction Introduction Introduction “Hyperspectral cameras provide useful discriminants for human face that cannot be obtained by other imaging methods.” Introduction The utility of using near-infrared (NIR) hyperspectral images for face recognition is studied; Spectral measurements over the NIR allow sensing subsurface tissue structures; Subsurface tissue: Significantly different from person to person, Relatively stable over time, Nearly invariant to face orientations and expressions. Introduction Introduction Data Collection Data Collection Data Collection Experiments Setup Cumulative Match Characteristic (CMC) curves. Minimum Mahalanobis Distance from query to gallery: First Experiment First Experiment First Experiment First Experiment Second Experiment Second Experiment Second Experiment Analyses of First and Second Experiment Analyses of First and Second Experiment Third Experiment Third Experiment Third Experiment Questions? Face Recognition on Fitting a 3D Morphable Model V. Blanz and T. Vetter Published at IEEE Trans. on PAMI Vol 25, No. 9, September 2003. Introduction Color values in a face image do not depend only on the person identity (pose and illumination); Goal: separate the characteristics of a face (shape and texture) from conditions of image acquisition; The conditions may be described consistently across the entire image by a small set of extrinsic parameters; Introduction The algorithm developed combines deformable 3D models with CG simulations of illumination and projection; It makes face shape and texture fully independent of extrinsic parameters; Given a single image of a person, the algorithm automatically estimates face 3D shape, texture, and all relevant 3D scene parameters. Model-Based Recognition Morphable Model Vector space constructed such