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List <strong>of</strong> Figures<br />

Figure 1: A framework for the comparison <strong>of</strong> visual (Vi), thermal (Th), data fusion (Df),<br />

decision fusion based on average confidence rates( Fa), <strong>and</strong> decision fusion based<br />

on higher confidence rates (Fh) face recognition system ......................................... 14<br />

Figure 2: Example <strong>of</strong> visual <strong>and</strong> thermal images from Equinox ...................................... 17<br />

Figure 3: Image acquisition platform................................................................................ 19<br />

Figure 4: Example <strong>of</strong> visual <strong>and</strong> thermal images taken at the same time......................... 19<br />

Figure 5: <strong>Visual</strong> <strong>and</strong> thermal images taken from rotary system ....................................... 20<br />

Figure 6: A data fusion example....................................................................................... 22<br />

Figure 7: Problems with edge detection results using thermal images............................. 24<br />

Figure 8: Problems with histogram methods .................................................................... 25<br />

Figure 9: Average thermal images.................................................................................... 26<br />

Figure 10: Average thermal images without (top)/with (bottom) eyeglasses................... 26<br />

Figure 11: Facial feature variations <strong>of</strong> average images indicated by histograms ............. 27<br />

Figure 12: Ellipse fitting demo ......................................................................................... 29<br />

Figure 13: <strong>Face</strong> detection diagram.................................................................................... 30<br />

Figure 14: <strong>Face</strong> detection example ................................................................................... 31<br />

Figure 15: Diagram <strong>of</strong> eyeglass detection algorithm........................................................ 32<br />

Figure 16: Eyeglass detection example............................................................................. 34<br />

Figure 17: Performance <strong>of</strong> eyeglass detection with FAR <strong>and</strong> FRR.................................. 35<br />

Figure 18 : The average eye regions template .................................................................. 36<br />

Figure 19: Data fusion after eyeglass removal ................................................................. 37<br />

Figure 20: Geometrical distances on the face................................................................... 38<br />

Figure 21: Different l<strong>and</strong>marks......................................................................................... 39<br />

Figure 22: Features based on face regions........................................................................ 39<br />

Figure 23: Eigenface-based face recognition system........................................................ 40<br />

Figure 24: Accuracy results based on shortest Euclidean distance (distance, points)...... 42<br />

Figure 25: Comparison <strong>of</strong> our experiments with <strong>Face</strong>It® ................................................ 42<br />

Figure 26: <strong>Face</strong>It® s<strong>of</strong>tware templates............................................................................. 43<br />

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