Detecting human heads with their orientations
We propose a two-step method for detecting human heads with their orientations. In the first step, the method employs an ellipse as the contour model of human-head appearances to deal with wide variety of appearances. Our method then evaluates the ellipse to detect possible human heads. In the secon...
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doaj-9b5867433d644125bcb60160651e6bb82021-09-18T12:40:53ZengComputer Vision Center PressELCVIA Electronic Letters on Computer Vision and Image Analysis1577-50972005-11-015310.5565/rev/elcvia.11281Detecting human heads with their orientationsAkihiro SugimotoMitsuhiro KimuraTakashi MatsuyamaWe propose a two-step method for detecting human heads with their orientations. In the first step, the method employs an ellipse as the contour model of human-head appearances to deal with wide variety of appearances. Our method then evaluates the ellipse to detect possible human heads. In the second step, on the other hand, our method focuses on features inside the ellipse, such as eyes, the mouth or cheeks, to model facial components. The method evaluates not only such components themselves but also their geometric configuration to eliminate false positives in the first step and, at the same time, to estimate face orientations. Our intensive experiments show that our method can correctly and stably detect human heads with their orientations.https://elcvia.cvc.uab.es/article/view/112human head detectionface orientationtracking |
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Akihiro Sugimoto Mitsuhiro Kimura Takashi Matsuyama Detecting human heads with their orientations ELCVIA Electronic Letters on Computer Vision and Image Analysis human head detection face orientation tracking |
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Akihiro Sugimoto Mitsuhiro Kimura Takashi Matsuyama |
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Detecting human heads with their orientations |
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Detecting human heads with their orientations |
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Detecting human heads with their orientations |
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Detecting human heads with their orientations |
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Detecting human heads with their orientations |
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detecting human heads with their orientations |
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Computer Vision Center Press |
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ELCVIA Electronic Letters on Computer Vision and Image Analysis |
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1577-5097 |
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2005-11-01 |
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We propose a two-step method for detecting human heads with their orientations. In the first step, the method employs an ellipse as the contour model of human-head appearances to deal with wide variety of appearances. Our method then evaluates the ellipse to detect possible human heads. In the second step, on the other hand, our method focuses on features inside the ellipse, such as eyes, the mouth or cheeks, to model facial components. The method evaluates not only such components themselves but also their geometric configuration to eliminate false positives in the first step and, at the same time, to estimate face orientations. Our intensive experiments show that our method can correctly and stably detect human heads with their orientations. |
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human head detection face orientation tracking |
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https://elcvia.cvc.uab.es/article/view/112 |
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