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    Face recognition PCA

    Face recognition using Principal component Analysis Algorithm

    A Face recognition Dynamic Link Library using Principal component Analysis Algorithm
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    EMGU Face Recognition

    Using EMGU to perform Principle Component Analysis (PCA)

    ...Face Recognition has always been a popular subject for image processing and this article builds upon the good work by Sergio Andrés Gutiérrez Rojas and his original article (codeproject). The reason that face recognition is so popular is not only it’s real world application but also the common use of principle component analysis (PCA). PCA is an ideal method for recognising statistical patterns in data. The popularity of face recognition is the fact a user can apply a method easily and see if it is working without needing to know to much about how the process is working.
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    This project aims at developing a face authentication system, using the Eigenfaces, and Eigenfeatures. The Approach is a principal component analysis method, in which a set of characteristic pictures are used to describe the variation between face images.
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