Abstract

Face recognition is commonly used for biometric security purposes in video surveillance and user authentications. The nature of face exhibits non-linear shapes due to appearance deformations, and face variations presented by facial expressions. Recognizing faces reliably across changes in facial expression has proved to be a more difficult problem leading to low recognition rates in many face recognition experiments. This is mainly due to the tens degree-of-freedom in a non-linear space. Recently, non-linear PCA has been revived as it posed a significant advantage for data representation in high dimensionality space. In this paper, we experimented the use of non-linear kernel approach in 3D face recognition and the results of the recognition rates have shown that the kernel method outperformed the standard PCA.

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