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This book has focused on human recognition at a distance by integrating gait and face in video. The research has demonstrated that the proposed video-based fusion system is effective for human identification. The representation of face and gait, where both fuse information from multiple video frames, is promising in real-world applications. The integration of face and gait biometrics will be highly useful in practical applications. Several important problems are addressed in this book. A summary of key contributions in gait-based human recognition, video-based face recognition and fusion of gait and face for individual recognition is given in this chapter.
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Bhanu, B., Han, J. (2010). Conclusions and Future Work. In: Human Recognition at a Distance in Video. Advances in Pattern Recognition. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-85729-124-0_12
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