Eye Detection Based On Color Segmentation C#

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Hi, I am a senior year student of Computer Science. I am doing my undergrad thesis by the topic face recognition. I already done my face detection by using skin and hair segmentation and cropped the face. But I have a problem about eye detection, which is in my case I am not allowed to use any available library such as EmguCV, OpenCV, etc. I am trying to detect the eye by using the segmentation result, but here is where I am stuck. Can anyone give me idea about how to detect eyes? I am still working on it, but may be you can give me such useful advice? Thanks.

Posted 6-Jan-14 16:15pm

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PIEBALDconsult 6-Jan-14 23:25pm

That's a difficult task; just look at how bad the experts at Facebook are at it: http://www.codeproject.com/script/Membership/Uploads/2587207/IMG_20131111_132400_627_a.jpg

thatraja 7-Jan-14 2:41am

:D Virtual 5!

BillWoodruff 6-Jan-14 23:59pm

Can't you get some guidance from your teachers on how to approach this task with reasonable limits on accuracy given your educational level ?

I'd certainly consider the idea of looking for outlines that are somewhat ovoid within a range of distances suggested by analysis of face height to average eye vertical position.

PIEBALDconsult 7-Jan-14 9:47am

"looking for outlines that are somewhat ovoid"

Maybe that's why we men never look at a woman's eyes -- we think we already are! :D

BillWoodruff 7-Jan-14 10:24am

mmmm ... was it really necessary for me to add: "above the neck" ?

Rx: Vacation in Thailand

:)

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