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Published Jul 19, 2021

Winney Eva

Abstract

In the past two decades, many face recognition methods have been proposed. Among them, most researchers use the entire face as the basis for recognition. The basic technical route is to extract and compare the general features of the entire face. However, in actual scenes, human faces may be blocked by obstacles. Therefore, how to realize face recognition by using some of the facial features that can be obtained? In addition, this partial face recognition technology is mostly based on the acquisition of key points of the face to recognize the whole face. This review intends to summarize the full face and partial face recognition methods based on key points of the face.

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Keywords

Face Recognition, Partial Facial Features, Information Extraction, Point-to-Point Comparison, Human Being

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How to Cite
Eva, W. (2021). Face Recognition Technology Based on Partial Facial Features. Science Insights, 37(5), 292–297. https://doi.org/10.15354/si.21.re068
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Review