Age estimation from face images: challenging problem for audience measurement systems
The real-time audience measurement system consists of five consecutive stages: face detection, face tracking, gender recognition, age classification and in-cloud data statistics analysis. The challenging part of such system is age estimation algorithm on the basis of machine learning methods. The fa...
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doaj-4f7f839938ea4b51b09de9ff58c4c6cb2020-11-24T22:52:40ZengFRUCTProceedings of the XXth Conference of Open Innovations Association FRUCT2305-72542343-07372014-03-0116216313710.1109/FRUCT.2014.7000917Age estimation from face images: challenging problem for audience measurement systemsVladimir Khryashchev0Alexander Ganin1Olga Stepanova2Anton Lebedev3Yaroslavl State University, RussiaYaroslavl State University, RussiaYaroslavl State University, RussiaYaroslavl State University, RussiaThe real-time audience measurement system consists of five consecutive stages: face detection, face tracking, gender recognition, age classification and in-cloud data statistics analysis. The challenging part of such system is age estimation algorithm on the basis of machine learning methods. The face aging process is determined by different factors: genetic, lifestyle, expression and environment. That is why same age people can have quite different rates of facial aging. We propose a novel algorithm consisting of two stages: adaptive feature extraction based on local binary patterns and support vector machine classification. Experimental results on the FG-NET, MORPH and our own database are presented. Human perception ability in age estimation is studied using crowdsourcing which allows a comparison of the ability of machines and humans.https://www.fruct.org/publications/fruct16/files/Khr.pdf |
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Age estimation from face images: challenging problem for audience measurement systems |
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Age estimation from face images: challenging problem for audience measurement systems |
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The real-time audience measurement system consists of five consecutive stages: face detection, face tracking, gender recognition, age classification and in-cloud data statistics analysis. The challenging part of such system is age estimation algorithm on the basis of machine learning methods. The face aging process is determined by different factors: genetic, lifestyle, expression and environment. That is why same age people can have quite different rates of facial aging. We propose a novel algorithm consisting of two stages: adaptive feature extraction based on local binary patterns and support vector machine classification. Experimental results on the FG-NET, MORPH and our own database are presented. Human perception ability in age estimation is studied using crowdsourcing which allows a comparison of the ability of machines and humans. |
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