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Face recognition algorithm based on low-rank matrix recovery and collaborative representation
HE Linzhi, ZHAO Jianmin, ZHU Xinzhong, WU Jianbin, YANG Fan, ZHENG Zhonglong
Journal of Computer Applications    2015, 35 (3): 779-782.   DOI: 10.11772/j.issn.1001-9081.2015.03.779
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Since the face images might be not over-complete and they might be also corrupted under different viewpoints or different lighting conditions with noise, an efficient and effective method for Face Recognition (FR) was proposed, namely Robust Principal Component Analysis with Collaborative Representation based Classification (RPCA_CRC). Firstly, the face training dictionary D0 was decomposed into two matrices as the low-rank matrix D and the sparse error matrix E; Secondly, the test image could be collaboratively represented based on the low-rank matrix D; Finally, the test image was classified by the reconstruction error. Compared with SRC (Sparse Representation based Classification), the speed of RPCA_CRC on average is 25-times faster. Meanwhile, the recognition rate of RPCA_CRC increases by 30% with less training images. The experimental results show the proposed method is fast, effective and accurate.

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Building and consistency analysis of movie ontology
GAO Xiaolong ZHU Xinde ZHAO Jianmin CAO Cungen XU Huiying WU De
Journal of Computer Applications    2014, 34 (8): 2192-2196.   DOI: 10.11772/j.issn.1001-9081.2014.08.2192
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To tackle the higher requirement of mobile network for movie service system and the lack of description of movie domain knowledge, the necessity and feasibility of establishing the Movie Ontology (MO) were illustrated. Firstly, the objects and components of MO were summarized, and the principle and method for building the MO model were also put forward, with using the Web Ontology Language (OWL) and Protege 4.1 to build the model. After that, the concrete representation of the class, property, individual, axioms and inference rules in the MO were explained. Finally, the consistency of MO was analyzed, including the consistency analysis of relationship between classes and the consistency analysis based on axioms.

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