A 3D Dynamic Face Recognition Method Based on Computer Vision

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The non-rigid 3D characters recovery technology for 2D images array is affected by background diversity, motion complexity, data losing and noise of feature points, so the recognition and recovery accuracy of facial features deformation is low. Due to the high error in traditional method, the paper puts forward a 3D facial recognition algorithm based on random images array, which converts the 2D features to 3D by nonlinear mapping, and completes the recognition on foundation of 3D geometric features distance. The experimental results show that the method effectively reduces error and improves recognition effects.

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