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Date: 2013-10-24 13:01:22
Face recognition
Biometrics
Face Recognition Vendor Test
Face Recognition Grand Challenge
Face perception
Algorithm
Facial recognition system
Cross-race effect
Pattern recognition
Recall
Multiple Biometric Grand Challenge
FERET

An Other-Race Effect for Face Recognition Algorithms P. JONATHON PHILLIPS, National Institute of Standards and Technology FANG JIANG, ABHIJIT NARVEKAR, JULIANNE AYYAD, ALICE J. O‘TOOLE, The University of Texas at Dalla

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