Research on Age Estimation by Means of 2D-PCA

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Age estimation is an important method to solve the face recognition with age change, due to the feature extraction,in the process of age estimation study, PCA dimensional reduction method is usually used to reduce dimension with excessive dimension.PCA refers that transform the sample matrix into one-dimensional vector first, then the one-dimensional vectors form a matrix, solve the eigenvector. 2D-PCA applied in this paper is not required to transform the sample matrix into one-dimensional vector, but construct scatter matrix with data matrix directly, accordingly, the computing time is reduced and a good performance evaluation is achieved in the test.

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