A Novel Discriminant Non-Negative Matrix Factorization and its Application to Facial Expression Recognition

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The paper proposes a novel discriminant non-negative matrix factorization algorithm and applies it to facial expression recognition. Unlike traditional non-negative matrix factorization algorithms, the algorithm adds discriminant constraints in low-dimensional weights. The experiments on facial expression recognition indicate that the algorithm enhances the discrimination capability of low-dimensional features and achieves better performance than other non-negative matrix factorization algorithms.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 143-144)

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129-133

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October 2010

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