Laplacian Transductive Optimal Design for Face Classification

Rong Rong Zhang; Yue Hua  Li; Jian Qiao Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.513-517.1101

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Laplacian Transductive Optimal Design for Face Classification

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The problem of face classification is essentially a nonlinear subspace classification problem. The features of different face samples lie on different nonlinear subspaces. If the most representative samples of each subspace are selected as the training set, we can enhance the reliability of the classification, as well as reduce the computation. In this paper, a manifold based active learning algorithm, called Laplacian Transductive Optimal Design (LTOD), is presented to select the most representative samples. LTOD reconstructs each sample by the graph Laplacian matrix to make sure that the reconstructed samples and the original samples share the same manifold structure. Then, the samples which can be used to best reconstruct the whole sample set are selected as the training set. The experimental results on Yale face database have demonstrated the effectiveness of our method.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 513-517)

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Rong Rong Zhang*, Yue Hua Li, Jian Qiao Wang

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Active Learning, Face Classification, Laplacian Reconstruction, Local Structure

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