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    Face pose alignment with event cameras
    (MDPI AG, 2020) Arman Savran; Chiara Bartolozzi; Bartolozzi, Chiara; Savran, Arman
    Event camera (EC) emerges as a bio-inspired sensor which can be an alternative or complementary vision modality with the benefits of energy efficiency high dynamic range and high temporal resolution coupled with activity dependent sparse sensing. In this study we investigate with ECs the problem of face pose alignment which is an essential pre-processing stage for facial processing pipelines. EC-based alignment can unlock all these benefits in facial applications especially where motion and dynamics carry the most relevant information due to the temporal change event sensing. We specifically aim at efficient processing by developing a coarse alignment method to handle large pose variations in facial applications. For this purpose we have prepared by multiple human annotations a dataset of extreme head rotations with varying motion intensity. We propose a motion detection based alignment approach in order to generate activity dependent pose-events that prevents unnecessary computations in the absence of pose change. The alignment is realized by cascaded regression of extremely randomized trees. Since EC sensors perform temporal differentiation we characterize the performance of the alignment in terms of different levels of head movement speeds and face localization uncertainty ranges as well as face resolution and predictor complexity. Our method obtained 2.7% alignment failure on average whereas annotator disagreement was 1%. The promising coarse alignment performance on EC sensor data together with a comprehensive analysis demonstrate the potential of ECs in facial applications. © 2020 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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