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The LBP based face recognition. a The LBP operator thresholds every pixel against its neighborhood and infers the result in binary and b The LBP descriptors are created by splitting facial image into a grid and computing LBP histograms in each grid. The histograms are merged into a single feature vector that contains complete description of the face

The LBP based face recognition. a The LBP operator thresholds every pixel against its neighborhood and infers the result in binary and b The LBP descriptors are created by splitting facial image into a grid and computing LBP histograms in each grid. The histograms are merged into a single feature vector that contains complete description of the face

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