R. Atallah, A. Kamsin, M. Ismail, A. S. Al-Shamayleh
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Abstract
Face recognition is one of the most approachable and accessible authentication methods. It is also accepted by users, as it is non-invasive. However, aging results in changes in the texture and shape of a face. Hence, age is one of the factors that decreases the accuracy of face recognition. Face aging, or age progression, is thus a significant challenge in face recognition methods. This paper presents the use of artificial neural network with model-agnostic meta-learning (ANN-MAML) for face-aging recognition. Model-agnostic meta-learning (MAML) is a meta-learning method used to train a model using parameters obtained from identical tasks with certain updates. This study aims to design and model a framework to recognize face aging based on artificial neural network. In addition, the face-aging recognition framework is evaluated against previous frameworks. Furthermore, the performance and the accuracy of ANN-MAML was evaluated using the CALFW (Cross-Age LFW) dataset. A comparison with other methods showed superior performance by ANN-MAML.
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The Malaysian Journal of Computer Science (ISSN 0127-9084) is published four times a year in January, April, July and October by the Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology, University of Malaya, since 1985. Over the years, the journal has gained popularity and the number of paper submissions has increased steadily. The rigorous reviews from the referees have helped in ensuring that the high standard of the journal is maintained. The objectives are to promote exchange of information and knowledge in research work, new inventions/developments of Computer Science and on the use of Information Technology towards the structuring of an information-rich society and to assist the academic staff from local and foreign universities, business and industrial sectors, government departments and academic institutions on publishing research results and studies in Computer Science and Information Technology through a scholarly publication. The journal is being indexed and abstracted by Clarivate Analytics'' Web of Science and Elsevier''s Scopus