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Research of Face Recognition System Based on Visual Intelligent Monitoring
He Zhiliang,Xiong Juntao,Mai Zhiheng,Zhong Pengfei,Tang Linyue 보안공학연구지원센터 2016 International Journal of Multimedia and Ubiquitous Vol.11 No.5
The key technology of intelligent face recognition based on the visual monitoring was researched. Firstly, obtained the real-time scene by video camera, and the background difference method was used to judge whether there is a character goal in monitoring region, in view of the existing target, the color space of YCgCr and YCgCb were chosen to detect skin color, the geometric constraints that the aspect ratio of facial contour is 0.8 to 1.85 was used to realize the positioning of face region. Then the improved 2DPCA algorithm was used for face recognition, and data matching with the established database of face to determine the validity character identity. Finally the identification results were sent to the mobile terminal through the control system. System test results show that the processing speed of face recognition is 7 s/times, and the accuracy of face recognition results was 85%, which can provide technical support for the identity intelligent recognition of visual monitoring.
Simulation and experiment of secondary contact stiffness of rough surface
Guang Zhao,Yingjie Li,Zexin Zhang,Zhiliang Xiong,Shengxiang Li,Mengru Wang 대한기계학회 2022 JOURNAL OF MECHANICAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Vol.36 No.3
Machined surfaces usually need to be loaded several times during assembly. The surface morphology after the simulation loading may be quite different from the physical loading, which subsequently causes differences between the contact stiffness after secondary simulation loading and secondary physical loading results. The fractal theory was used to reconstruct the measured surface morphology, followed by contact stiffness simulation and test. The results show that contact stiffness of new morphology obtained by the first simulated loading using the elastic-plastic deformation theory are smaller than the first loading test results, with an average error of -9.71 %. Contact stiffness of used morphology obtained by the first simulated loading using the pure elastic deformation theory are in good agreements with the second loading test results, with an average error of 4.71 %. However, the average contact stiffness of new morphology obtained by the second simulated loading using the elastic-plastic deformation theory, which is traditionally used for contact analysis, are 2.15 times larger than the second loading test result. These research results demonstrate a feasible finite element method (FEM) for solving the contact problem of rough surfaces that need to be assembled multiple times.