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    IOSR Journal of Computer Engineering (IOSR-JCE)

    e-ISSN: 2278-0661,p-ISSN: 2278-8727, Volume 17, Issue 5, Ver. II (Sep. Oct. 2015), PP 55-60
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    Face Recognition using Radial Basis Neural Network


    Vijayata Jindal1,
    1

    (Punjabi University, India)

    Abstract: In this paper, we propose four techniques for extraction of facial features namely PCA, LDA, KPCA
    and KFA. The purpose of face feature extraction is to capture certain discriminative features that are unique for
    a person. In the previous works that uses PCA for face feature extraction involves merging the features and
    reducing the dimensions that results in some information loss. To overcome this problem, in the first method we
    used PCA for face feature extraction, LDA for making class labels and NN with RBF for face recognition.
    Similarly we used the three more techniques namely LDA, KPCA and KFA for face feature extraction and then
    NN with RBF for face recognition. The proposed method is tested on the ORL database
    Keywords: 2DPCA, LDA, KPCA, FFNN and KFA.

    I.

    Introduction

    Image Processing is the processing of images using mathematical operations by using any form of
    processing in which image is considered as input. [2] The Digital Image Processing deals with developing a
    digital system that performs operations on the digital image.
    Image is defined as a two dimensional signal in the form of f(x, y) where x and y are the two
    coordinates horizontally and vertically and f is the amplitude at any pair of coordinate (x, y) which is called the
    intensity at that particular coordinates.
    The image is called the digital Image if the coordinates x and y and f are having the discrete values.
    Image processing mainly deals with the manipulation of Images.
    There are many operations that are included in Image processing as follow: - [3]
    a) Contrast Enhancement
    b) Remove blurring from the image
    c) Smoothening of the image
    d) Geometric Correction
    e) Image correction for efficient storage or transmission
    Computer Vision
    It is basically the branch of image processing and artificial processing also known as machine vision of
    the images from the real world. It requires a combination of low level processing to enhance the image quality
    and high level pattern recognition to recognize the features that are present in the images [4].
    Example of Computer Vision [5]
    1) Robotics: Localization:- In this the location of Robot is determined automatically
    Navigation
    Human Robotics Interaction: - Intelligent robotics to connect with people and serve them.
    2) Security
    Biometrics
    Surveillance-detection of different activities and behavior
    3) Human Computer Interface
    Face recognition
    Head and Hand gesture recognition
    Finding Faces in a group, crowd, etc.

    II.

    Previous Work

    Seerapu and Srinivas [6] proposed a neural network for face recognition that contains noises. In this they
    applied Radial Basis Neural Network that mainly distinguishes between face and the non face patterns. Here
    they used the robust PCA which gives effective and good results even in different environments of illumination.
    Robust PCA gives much better results as compared to conventional PCA. The eigen features are extracted by
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    using robust PCA and then they are put into an modified RBF. This method gives better speed and
    dimensionality and complexity is reduced as compared to native methods.
    Shamla Mantri et al [7] measured image similarity by using Self Organizing Maps. They worked on 400
    images of AT&T database. Input image is integrated, features are extracted and then training and mapping is
    done. SOM is an ANN which became tuned according to the various classes through unsupervised learning
    method. SOM used in this paper are topologically ordered and leads to better extracting feature ability.
    V. Radha et al [8] detect the frontal view of faces by using Radial Basis neural network. Features are initially
    extracted by using LDA and then RBF is used as a neural network. 200 images of ORL database is used. Face
    recognition when done with eigen faces produce better results.
    Ren, Jian et al [9] proposed a face verification system for the security purposes of the mobile devices. The
    main three steps covers under this are face detection, alignment and verification. The databases used are AR,
    O2FN and CS-PEAL. The results are better for O2FN database as compared to AR database as the eyes are
    detected as they are marked manually. To improve the system in future work a larger mobile database is
    necessary.
    Revathy et al [10] proposed a back propagation neural network which is a feed forward neural network. The
    signals are received by the input signals and propagated in each hidden neuron where the activation is compared
    and the output is produced. The system is implemented using the Matlab Tool. Neural Network toolbox is used
    for further processing. As per the results the conventional eigen face algorithm works well when light variation
    is small and the performance degrades when the light variation increases. But this proposed system works with
    the light variations.
    Rowley et al [11] proposed a system in which a neural network is use to examine the small window of the
    image whether the window contains face or not. Bootstrap algorithm for training the networks are used which
    helps to eliminate the difficulty in manually eliminating the non face images. The main limitation comes under
    this is that it only detects the upright faces looking at the camera. This may be overcome in their future work.
    Media Technology is one of the applications of this system as it provides much cheaper and more efficient ways
    of storing information.
    Latha et al [12] proposed a technique in which frontal faces are detected using the neural network based
    algorithm. In this paper the dimensionality is reduced by using the Principal Component analysis and then
    recognition is being carried out by Back propagation Neural Network. In this paper it is shown that by using
    eigen faces face recognition has been much fast and accurate. When PCA is combined with BPNN then the
    recognition of non linear face images can be recognized very easily.

    III.

    Methodology

    Principal Component Analysis


    In this approach the techniques are applied on ORL Dataset. The complete ORL Dataset is divided into
    two parts i.e. training and testing sets. They are divided as 80% of the images in one set and 20% of the images
    are in another set.
    The 80% of the images are undergone through Principal Component Analysis for the feature extraction.
    The extracted features are then undergone through Linear Discriminant Analysis, in LDA the feature classes has
    been formed. This forms the training set.
    Then the other set of 20% of images are undergone through Principal Component Analysis to test the
    feature set.
    Then the radial basis neural network is applied to check whether the image is matched or not in the data set.

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    Proposed Algorithm
    Algorithm:1(PCA)
    Image_Recognition(Orl_Database)
    Step1: n=length (orl_database)
    Step2: for (i=0; i<n;i++), divide the images into
    {
    Training set (80% images);
    Test_set(20% images);
    }
    Step3: y=length (Training_set)
    Step3a: for (i=0; i<y;i++)
    {
    x=extractfeatures_PCA(Training_set);
    }
    Step3b: for (i=0; i<x;i++)
    {
    Feature_classes=Apply_LDA(x);
    }
    Step3c: Send feature classes to neural network for training.
    Step3d: Make model m.
    Step4: z=length (Test_set);
    Step4a: for (j=0;j<z;j++)
    {
    k=extractfeatures_PCA(Test_set);
    }
    Step5: km
    Step6: analyze the predicted results by model m.
    Linear Discriminant Analysis
    In this approach the techniques are applied on ORL Dataset. The complete ORL Dataset is divided into
    two parts i.e. training and testing sets. They are divided as 80% of the images in one set and 20% of the images
    are in another set.
    The 80% of the images are undergone through Linear Discriminant Analysis for the feature extraction.
    The extracted features are then undergone through Linear Discriminant Analysis, in LDA the feature classes has
    been formed. This forms the training set.
    Then the other set of 20% of images are undergone through Linear Discriminant Analysis to test the
    feature set.
    Then the radial basis neural network is applied to check whether the image is matched or not in the data set.

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    Proposed Algorithm
    Algorithm:1(LDA)
    Image_Recognition (Orl_Database)
    Step1: n=length (orl_database)
    Step2: for (i=0; i<n;i++), divide the images into
    {
    Training_set(80% images);
    Test_set (20% images);
    }
    Step3: y=length (Training_set)
    Step3a: for (i=0; i<y;i++)
    {
    x=extractfeatures_LDA (Training_set);
    }
    Step3b: for (i=0; i<x;i++)
    {
    Feature_classes=Apply_LDA(x);
    }
    Step3c: Send feature classes to neural network for training.
    Step3d: Make model m.
    Step4: z=length (Test_set);
    Step4a: for (j=0;j<z;j++)
    {
    k=extractfeatures_LDA (Test_set);
    }
    Step5: km
    Step6: analyze the predicted results by model m.

    IV.

    Experiment and Results

    In the proposed work the four approaches have been followed i.e. PCA+NN (RBF), LDA+NN (RBF),
    KPCA+NN (RBF) and KFA+NN (RBF). In each case four different target goal error values are taken and the
    accuracy is measured on the basis of their performance. The system is tested on ORL dataset.
    Each technique is applied in this approach for feature extraction and then Radial Basis Neural Network
    is applied for face Recognition. The accuracy is measured depending upon the four target goal error values i.e.
    0.01, 0.02, 0.03, 0.04.

    V.

    Results

    PCA+NN (RBF)
    Table1: Comparison of PCA+NN (RBF) for different target values
    Target

    PCA+NN(RBF)

    0.02

    80

    0.01

    91.66

    0.03

    70

    0.04

    61.66

    Fig1:-A graph showing the comparison for PCA+NN (RBF) for 4 different target values
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    LDA+NN (RBF)
    Table 2:- Comparison of LDA+NN (RBF) for different target values
    Target
    0.01
    0.02
    0.03
    0.04

    LDA+NN(RBF)
    90
    83.33
    66.66
    58.33

    Fig2:-A graph showing the comparison for LDA+NN (RBF) for 4 different target values
    KPCA+NN (RBF)
    Table3:- Comparison of KPCA+NN (RBF) for different target values
    Target
    0.01
    0.02
    0.03
    0.04

    KPCA+NN(RBF)
    91.66
    83.33
    75
    70

    Fig3:-A graph showing the comparison for KPCA+NN (RBF) for 4 different target values
    KFA+NN (RBF)
    Table4:- Comparison of KFA+NN(RBF) for different target values
    Target
    0.01
    0.02
    0.03
    0.04

    KFA+NN(RBF)
    88.33
    78.33
    65
    51.66

    Fig4:-A graph showing the comparison for KFA+NN (RBF) for 4 different target values
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    Table5:- Comparison of PCA+NN (RBF), LDA+NN (RBF), KPCA+NN (RBF) and KFA+NN (RBF) for
    different target values
    Target
    0.01
    0.02
    0.03
    0.04

    PCA+NN(RBF)
    91.66
    80
    70
    61.66

    KPCA+NN(RBF)
    91.66
    83.33
    75
    70

    LDA+NN(RBF)
    90
    83.33
    66.66
    58.33

    KFA+NN(RBF)
    88.33
    78.33
    65
    51.66

    Fig5:-A graph showing the comparison for PCA+NN (RBF), LDA+NN (RBF), KPCA+NN (RBF) and
    KFA+NN (RBF) for 4 different target values
    Here in all the above comparisons of four different target values of 0.01, 0.02, 0.03, 0.04 and among
    the four techniques of PCA+NN (RBF), KPCA+NN (RBF), LDA+NN (RBF), KFA+NN (RBF), KPCA+NN
    (RBF) gives the best results.

    VI.

    Conclusion

    The goal is reached and we have implemented it on ORL database. Different techniques i.e. PCA,
    LDA, KPCA and KFA are used for extracting geometric face features, after extracting the face features the
    LDA is used for making class labels. FFNN is performed to classify to solve pattern recognition problem since
    face recognition is a kind of pattern recognition.

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