Search Results - "Frowd, C."

Do intoxicated witnesses produce poor facial composite images? by Bayless, S. J., Harvey, A. J., Kneller, W., Frowd, C. D.

“…Rationale The effect of alcohol intoxication on witness memory and performance has been the subject of research for some time, however, whether intoxication…”
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An evaluation of US systems for facial composite production by Frowd, C. D., McQuiston-Surrett, D., Anandaciva, S., Ireland, C. G., Hancock, P. J. B.

“…Witness and victims of serious crime are normally requested to construct a facial composite of a suspect's face. While modern systems for constructing…”
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3-D Face Analysis and Identification Based on Statistical Shape Modelling by Wei Quan, Frowd, C

“…This paper presents an effective method of statistical shape representation for automatic face analysis and identification in 3-D. The method combines…”
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Catching Even More Offenders with EvoFIT Facial Composites by Frowd, C. D., Pitchford, M., Skelton, F., Petkovic, A., Prosser, C., Coates, B.

“…Facial composites are an investigative tool used by police to identify suspects of crime. Unfortunately, traditional methods to construct the face have rather…”
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Contemporary composite techniques: The impact of a forensically-relevant target delay by Frowd, Charlie D., Carson, Derek, Ness, Hayley, McQuiston-Surrett, Dawn, Richardson, Jan, Baldwin, Hayden, Hancock, Peter

“…Purpose. Previous laoratory‐based research suggests that facial composites, or pictures of suspected criminals, from UK computerized systems are named…”
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A forensically valid comparison of facial composite systems by Frowd, Charlie D., Carson, Derek, Ness, Hayley, Richardson, Jan, Morrison, Lisa, Mclanaghan, Sarah, Hancock, Peter

“…An evaluation of E-FIT, PROfit, Sketch, Photofit and EvoFIT composite construction techniques was carried out in a "forensically friendly format": composites…”
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Understanding Familiar Face Recognition for 3D Scanned Images: The Importance of Internal and External Facial Features by Williams, A., York, H., Frowd, C. D.

“…Clay or computerised facial reconstructions are often presented to the public for recognition without information about the external features of a head (hair,…”
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The benefit of hair for the construction of facial composite images by Frowd, Charlie, Hepton, Gemma

“…The police often ask witnesses and victims to construct a facial composite of people they have seen committing a crime. Research has suggested, however, that…”
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Spontaneous Perception of Whole Persons According the Distance by Demarchi, S., Taddei, A., Frowd, C. D.

“…In the field of automated facial identification, relevant facial information are not always available (disguises, poor spatial orientation, distance, etc.). As…”
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Automating the Processes Involved in Facial Composite Production and Identification by Frowd, C., Petkovic, A., Nawaz, K., Bashir, Y.

“…Bringing a criminal to justice is a labour intensive process. In the current paper, we explored ways of reducing police time when constructing and identifying…”
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Giving Crime the 'evo': Catching Criminals Using EvoFIT Facial Composites by Frowd, C D, Hancock, P J B, Bruce, V, McIntyre, A H, Pitchford, M, Atkins, R, Webster, A, Pollard, J, Hunt, B, Price, E, Morgan, S, Stoika, A, Dughila, R, Maftei, S, Sendrea, G

“…Facial composites are traditionally made by witnesses and victims describing and selecting parts of criminals' faces, but this method is hard to do and has…”
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Effecting an Improvement to the Fitness Function. How to Evolve a More Identifiable Face by Frowd, C., Park, J., McIntyre, A., Bruce, V., Pitchford, M., Fields, S., Kenirons, M., Hancock, P.J.B.

“…Constructing the face of a criminal from the selection of individual facial parts is a hard task. We have been working on a new system called EvoFIT that…”
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Adding holistic dimensions to a facial composite system by Frowd, C.D., Bruce, V., McIntyre, A., Hancock, P.J.B.

“…Facial composites are typically constructed by witnesses to crime by describing a suspect's face and then selecting facial features from a kit of parts…”
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