Face Matching Based on SIFT Algorithm in Campus Scenarios

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Wei Wu
Zhongwei, Liu
Kao Liu
Jinyan Li
Mingtao Pan
Hang Yang

Abstract

 Face matching is an important technology in the field of computer vision and image recognition, face matching technology has been widely used in many fields, face matching will also be affected by the complexity of its lighting conditions, angles and other environments to affect the accuracy of face recognition, and the face recognition methods applied to face recognition can be divided into two types: based on local features and based on global features. Based on the learning of the SIFT algorithm, this paper proposes research on face matching based on SIFT algorithm in the campus environment, and conducts face matching experiments through MATLAB programming Under different lighting conditions, the feature points of the image in the face library are matched with the image to be matched. The results show that under normal lighting, face matching can be well realized, and the success rate of face matching gradually decreases under the condition that the light gradually dims, and even the face matching is unsuccessful. The SIFT algorithm can better identify the feature points extracted by the SIFT algorithm when the same face image is matched with different face images.

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Wu, W., Liu, Z., Liu, K., Li, J., Pan, M., & Yang, H. (2024). Face Matching Based on SIFT Algorithm in Campus Scenarios. Journal of Research in Multidisciplinary Methods and Applications, 3(4), 01240304001. Retrieved from http://www.satursonpublishing.com/jrmma/article/view/a01240304001
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