From Single to Multi Modal Face Analysis and Processing
A special issue of Journal of Imaging (ISSN 2313-433X).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 July 2018)
Special Issue Editors
Interests: pattern recognition; computer vision; machine learning
Interests: computer vision; pattern recognition and machine learning for person detection and tracking, person re-identification and face recognition
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
In recent years, we have witnessed the continuous development of digital imaging devices. In addition to traditional cameras, we now have portable 3D scanners, cheap infrared acquisition devices, high-resolution mobile cameras, etc. The availability of these devices has led to large improvements in several imaging applications, including those centered on human faces, such as face modeling, analysis, and recognition.
The richness in image modalities allows to address complex scenarios where the analysis of faces is made difficult by numerous challenges, such as facial pose changes, partial occlusions, illumination changes, or expression variations. For instance, the 3D shape of faces represents a highly-discriminative cue that can be used for recognition purposes, as well as for different other applications.
With the recent advent of Deep Learning techniques, and the introduction of large annotated datasets, new solutions have been developed, as well as in the fields of multimodal face modeling and analysis, showing outstanding results, even in the most challenging tasks.
This Special Issue is particularly interested in, but it is not limited to, recent advances on face recognition, modeling, and synthesis, from single and multiple image modalities, including, for instance, 3D, infrared, multispectral, videos and traditional photographs.
Prof. Claudio CusanoDr. Giuseppe Lisanti
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- 3D face modeling and synthesis
- 3D face analysis
- Multimodal face recognition
- Image to video face recognition
- Acquisition and processing of 3D face from Mobile
- Face analysis from infrared and multispectral images
- Deep learning and machine learning for face analysis
- Facial behavior analysis and understanding
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