A Deep Pyramid Deformable Part Model for Face Detection
Rajeev Ranjan, Vishal M. Patel, Rama Chellappa

TL;DR
This paper introduces DP2MFD, a face detection method combining Deformable Part Models with deep pyramidal features, effectively handling various face sizes and poses in unconstrained environments.
Contribution
It integrates a normalization layer into deep CNN features for improved DPM training and testing, advancing face detection in challenging conditions.
Findings
Outperforms many existing face detection algorithms
Effective in detecting faces of various sizes and poses
Validated on four public datasets
Abstract
We present a face detection algorithm based on Deformable Part Models and deep pyramidal features. The proposed method called DP2MFD is able to detect faces of various sizes and poses in unconstrained conditions. It reduces the gap in training and testing of DPM on deep features by adding a normalization layer to the deep convolutional neural network (CNN). Extensive experiments on four publicly available unconstrained face detection datasets show that our method is able to capture the meaningful structure of faces and performs significantly better than many competitive face detection algorithms.
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