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Effects of Aging over Facial Feature Analysis and Face Recognition

While finding our way in using human faces as a biometric measure, it's common to tackle with significant problems such as illumination, pose variation and facial hair. But, dealing with the aging process of an individual had been generally overlooked until recently. This relatively untouched playground may enable us more insight while tackling with the problems. This article puts the phenomenon of “aging of face” into the proper place in computer vision studies, outlines what has been done up to this point and draws out some new directions for future research.