A PyTorch implementation of the 'FaceNet' paper for training a facial recognition model with Triplet Loss using the glint360k dataset. A pre-trained model using Triplet Loss is available for download.

Porting pytorch dcgan on FloydHub

A PyTorch Implementation of ShuffleFaceNet.

This repo contains auto encoders and decoders using keras and tensor flow. It shows the exact encoding and decoding with the code part.

Face Recognition with SVM classifier using PCA, ICA, NMF, LDA reduced face vectors

PyTorch implementation of LS-CNN: Characterizing Local Patches at Multiple Scales for Face Recognition

PcaNet, PCA Network, Deep Learning, Face Classification, LFW dataset, SVM

Face Recognition Implementation using PCA, eigenfaces, and SVM

Final Project Of Computational Intelligence - Fall 2021 - LightGBM, RandomForest and StackingClassifier

Image Inpainting using Context Encoders

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Analysing different dimensionality reduction techniques and svm

Face Recognition in Caffe using different VGGNet architectures on ColorFeret and LFW datasets

Face Recognition with convolutional neural network (CNN) on Labeled Faces in the Wild (LFW) dataset

A simple colab notebook on validation of face recognition model on LFW test dataset.

Fast semi-supervised face recognition model using graph theory and fast computer vision methods.

Facial Images Generation With Generative Adversarial Network (GAN)

Autoencoders test from Coursera's Advanced Machine Learning - Intro to Deep Learning course.

A coolection of tools for organizing directories, specifically converting the Labeled Faces of the Wild (cropped) to a common standard.

Code for training and parameter tuning of a machine learning model for non-linear aggregation of image denoising estimators using COBRA combined regression strategy. The face images used for training and testing are taken from the Labelled Faces in the Wild (LFW) dataset.