Face recognition

RAKOVER, Sam S. and Baruch CAHLON Face Recognition. Cognitive and computational processes. 2001. 

Gaebel, W. and Wolwer, W. (1992) Facial expression and emotional face recognition In schizophrenia and depression. Eur Arch Psychiatry Clin Neurosci 242 36-52. 

On the other hand, the condensation of Gamer s aldehyde574 with the non-chiral lithium enolate of diethylacetamide in non-chelating conditions occurs preferentially on the 57-face with a moderate 37% d.e. The same reaction using the enolate of (R.R)- or (5,5)-pseudoephedrine acetamides resulted in identical anti aldol adducts, but with an amplification of the face recognition of the aldehyde for the matched (R, W )-pscudoephedrine (d.e. = 96%). On the other hand, the mismatched (5,5)-pseudoephedrine gave only 12% d.e. (Scheme 120)575. 

Bowden, D.J. (1997) The geochemistry and development of lateritized footslope benches, the Kasewe Hills, Sierra Leone. In Widdowson, M. (Ed.) Palaeosur-faces, Recognition, Reconstruction and Palaeoerwironmental Interpretation. Special Publication 120. Bath Geological Society Publishing House, pp. 295-306. 

Possible evidence for a persistent fetal circuit is provided by the abnormal presence of an increased number of neurons in cerebrocortical layer I and in the subcortical white matter that has been noted in several autistic brains. These neurons have been shown to normally play an essential, transient role in the development of definitive cerebral cortical circuits, particularly in relationship to thalamocortical connections (Shatz et al., 1998 Super et al., 1998 Okhotin and Kalinichenko, 2003). In this regard, it is of interest to note that Kleinhans et al. (2008), in an fMRI functional study of face recognition, noted in ASD a failure of the significant activation of the thalamus that was noted in the controls. 

Gross C.G. and Sergen ). 1992. Face recognition. Curr. Opin. Neurobiol. 2 156. 

Bruce, V. ed. 1991, Face Recognition, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Hillsdale, New Jersey. 

There are feature points that detect the movement of the face parts as shown in Figure 21.9. This detection is done using the tools and library of OKI FSE Face Recognition Middleware... 

OKI FSE Ver. 4, a Face Recognition Middleware for Embedded System, http //www.oki.com /en/press/2008/07/z08019e.html. Accessed on August 14, 2014. 

Face-recognition systems detect patterns, shapes, and shadows on the face. The reverse process, face reconstruction, is a classic problem of not only criminology but also reconstructive medicine or surgery. 

Luh, G.C. and Lin C.Y. 2011, PCA based immune networks for human face recognition Apphed Soft Computing Journal, 11(2), pp. 1743-1752. 

Lucas, S.M. (1997) Face recognition with the continuous -tuple classifier. In Proceedings of the British Machine Vision Conference, 1997 (ed A. Clark). Available online http //www.bmva.ac.uk/1997/ papers/113/paper.html. 

Howell, A.J. and Buxton, H. (1995) Receptive field functions for face recognition. In Proceedings of the 2 International Workshop on Parallel Modelling of Neural Operators for Pattern Recognition (PAM-ONOP), Faro, Portugal, pp. 83-92. 

Zhu, J., Vai, M.I. and Mak, P.U. (2004) Gabor wavelets transform and extended nearest feature space classifier for face recognition. In Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Image and Graphics, Hong Kong, pp. 246-249. 

Gong, S., McKenna, S.J. and Psarrou, A. (2000) Dynamic Vision From Images to Face Recognition, World Scientific Publishing Co., Hackensack, NJ, 344 pp. 

Hyun Hoi James Kim, Survey paper Face Detection and Face Recognition , In Pixx eedings, Intmiational Conference on Computing and Video Prox essing, pp 2245-2252. 

The first synthetic saccharide receptor 9 was documented in 1988 by Aoyama et The calixarene framework is not large enough to actually permit the encapsulation of a saccharide within the central annulus of the bowl, but it does permit face-to-face recognition to occur between the calixarene s upper rim hydroxyls and those of the saccharide. Flowever, in order to complex saccharides in water Aoyama needed to use very high concentrations of saccharides (100 mM- M). 

To increase visual acuity with future implants, both technical and biological advances are needed. Simulations of artificial vision project that about 1,000 individual pixels are needed to allow visual function such as reading (at near normal speed) and face recognition. Improvements in electronic packaging (the materials and assembly techniques that protect the circuits from saline) will be... 

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