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Synthetic Images of Faces - An Approach to Model-Based Face Recognition

We present a method of generating realistic views of the head of any individual from a single photograph of the individual and a generic model of a human head. The generic model is distorted so that it projects correctly onto the photograph. This is done by finding the least energy position of a springframe model, some of whose vertices are constrained to lie on particular features in the photograph. This gives us a model of the individual, which is then texture mapped using the original photograph to generate the final view. This is perceived to be a realistic view of the individual, even if the model is quite crude.