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Robustness of the Enhanced Face Recognition System to Noise and Face Occlusions""; ""CONCLUSION ""; ""REFERENCES "" 327 $a""FACE RECOGNITION BASED ON COMPOSITE CORRELATION FILTERS: ANALYSIS OF THEIR PERFORMANCES """"ABSTRACT ""; ""1. INTRODUCTION ""; ""2. SOME PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS AND RELATION TO PREVIOUS WORK ""; ""3. A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF CORRELATION FILTERS ""; ""3.1. Adapted Filter (Ad) ""; ""3.2. Phase-Only Filter (POF) ""; ""3.3. Binary Phase-Only Filter (BPOF) ""; ""3.4. Inverse Filter (IF) ""; ""3.5. Compromise Optimal Filter (OT) ""; ""3.6. Classical Composite Filter (COMP) ""; ""3.7. Segmented Composite Filter (SPOF) ""; ""3.8. Minimum Average Correlation Energy (MACE) "" 327 $a""3.9. Amplitude-Modulated Phase-Only Filter (AMPOF) """"3.10. Optimal Trade-off MACH (OT MACH) ""; ""3.11. Asymmetric Segmented Phase Only Filter (ASPOF) ""; ""4. COMPARATIVE STUDY OF COMPOSITE CORRELATIONS FILTERS WITH BINARY IMAGES""; ""4.1. Adapted Composite Filter ""; ""4.2. 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