Abstract

Feature extraction is vital for face recognition. In this paper, we focus on the general feature extraction framework for robust face recognition. We collect about 300 papers regarding face feature extraction. While some works apply handcrafted features, other works employ statistical learning methods. We believe that a general framework for face feature extraction consists of four major components: filtering, encoding, spatial pooling, and holistic representation. We analyze each component in detail. Each component could be applied in a task with multiple levels. Then, we provide a brief review of deep learning networks, which can be seen as a hierarchical extension of the framework above. Finally, we provide a detailed performance comparison of various features on LFW and FERET face database.

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