I'm using LocalLBPHistogram.Extractor<clmdetectedface> which works well for face recognition but when I change the lighting of the area, the recogniser is unable to recognise anymore. Hopefully I explained this well, What can I use to combat lighting?</clmdetectedface>
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Potentially normalisation (FImage#normalise()) or histogram equalisation (HistogramEqualisationProcessor?) might help. You could also add more training examples under different lighting conditions.
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2014-12-03
Thank you, will try it out.
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I'm using LocalLBPHistogram.Extractor<clmdetectedface> which works well for face recognition but when I change the lighting of the area, the recogniser is unable to recognise anymore. Hopefully I explained this well, What can I use to combat lighting?</clmdetectedface>
Potentially normalisation (FImage#normalise()) or histogram equalisation (HistogramEqualisationProcessor?) might help. You could also add more training examples under different lighting conditions.
Thank you, will try it out.