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Given the increasing need for the creation and development of automated systems, the problem of
detecting and identifying the faces of people in the images has been considered by the researchers. In
recent years, the sparse representation based classification has been of great interest to researchers. The
goal of this investigation is to provide a...
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... are controlled using the weights of the mse i (y) determined by the NS. In other words, the initial and not very precise information obtained from the NS method is used to restrict the search space. As shown in simulations, when the number of features is low, this algorithm, while having high speed, has a performance similar to the BP method. In fig. 4, a face detection system is shown using the proposed ...
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