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Face Detection C++ Library with Skin and Motion Analysis

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16 Jan 2008GPL319 min read 1.1M   70.8K   744  
The article demonstrates face detection SSE optimized C++ library for color and gray scale data with skin detection, motion estimation for faster processing, small sized SVM and NN rough face prefiltering, PCA/LDA/ICA/any dimensionality reduction/projection and final NN classification

#include "stdafx.h"
#include "imagepyramid.h"

#include "imageframe.h"


ImagePyramid::ImagePyramid()
{
}

ImagePyramid::~ImagePyramid()
{
        clear();
}

void ImagePyramid::init(unsigned int image_width, unsigned int image_height,
                        const float* scales, unsigned int nscales)
{
        clear();

        m_pyramid.push_back(new ImageFrame(image_width, image_height, 1.0f));
        for (unsigned int i = 0; i < nscales; i++)
                m_pyramid.push_back(new ImageFrame(image_width, image_height, scales[i]));
}

void ImagePyramid::clear()
{
        for (unsigned int i = 0; i < m_pyramid.size(); i++)
                delete m_pyramid[i];
        m_pyramid.clear();
}

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Highly skilled Engineer with 14 years of experience in academia, R&D and commercial product development supporting full software life-cycle from idea to implementation and further support. During my academic career I was able to succeed in MIT Computers in Cardiology 2006 international challenge, as a R&D and SW engineer gain CodeProject MVP, find algorithmic solutions to quickly resolve tough customer problems to pass product requirements in tight deadlines. My key areas of expertise involve Object-Oriented
Analysis and Design OOAD, OOP, machine learning, natural language processing, face recognition, computer vision and image processing, wavelet analysis, digital signal processing in cardiology.

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