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FRVT 2006 and ICE 2006 large-scale results
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This report describes the large-scale experimental results from the Face Recognition Vendor Test (FRVT) 2006 and the Iris Challenge Evaluation (ICE) 2006.The FRVT 2006 looks at recognition from high-resolution still images and three-dimensional (3D) face images, and measures performance for still images taken under controlled and uncontrolled illumination.The ICE 2006 reports iris recognition performance from left and right iris images.The FRVT 2006 results from controlled still images and 3D images document an order-of-magnitude improvement in recognition performance over the FRVT 2002.This order-of-magnitude improvement was one of the goals of the preceding technology development effort, the Face Recognition Grand Challenge (FRGC).The FRVT 2006 and the ICE 2006 compared recognition performance from very-high resolution still face images, 3D face images, and single-iris images.On the FRVT 2006 and the ICE 2006 datasets, recognition performance was comparable for all three biometrics.In an experiment comparing human and algorithm performance, the best-performing face recognition algorithms were more accurate than humans.These and other results are discussed in detail.
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- Phillips, P. J., Scruggs, W. T., O'Toole, A. J., Flynn, P. J., Boyer, K. W., Schott, C. L., & Sharpe, M.
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