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Co-occurrence based statistical approach for face recognition

This paper introduces a new face recognition method based on the gray-level co-occurrence matrix (GLCM). Both distributions of the intensities and information about relative position of neighbourhood pixels are carried by GLCM. Two methods have been used to extract feature vectors from the GLCM for face classification. The first, method extracts the well-known Haralick features to form the feature vector, where the second method directly uses GLCM by converting the matrix into a vector which can be used as a feature vector for the classification process. The results demonstrate that using the GLCM directly as the feature vector in the recognition process outperforms the feature vector containing the statistical Haralick features. Additionally, the proposed GLCM based face recognition system outperforms the well-known techniques such as principal component analysis and linear discriminant analysis.