A Color Image Analysis Tool to Help Users Choose a Makeup Foundation Color
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| author | Mao, Yafei Merkle, Christopher Allebach, Jan P. |
| author_facet | Mao, Yafei Merkle, Christopher Allebach, Jan P. |
| contents | This paper presents an approach to predict the color of skin-with-foundation based on a no makeup selfie image and a foundation shade image. Our approach first calibrates the image with the help of the color checker target, and then trains a supervised-learning model to predict the skin color. In the calibration stage, We propose to use three different transformation matrices to map the device dependent RGB response to the reference CIE XYZ space. In so doing, color correction error can be minimized. We then compute the average value of the region of interest in the calibrated images, and feed them to the prediction model. We explored both the linear regression and support vector regression models. Cross-validation results show that both models can accurately make the prediction. |
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| spellingShingle | A Color Image Analysis Tool to Help Users Choose a Makeup Foundation Color Mao, Yafei Merkle, Christopher Allebach, Jan P. Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition This paper presents an approach to predict the color of skin-with-foundation based on a no makeup selfie image and a foundation shade image. Our approach first calibrates the image with the help of the color checker target, and then trains a supervised-learning model to predict the skin color. In the calibration stage, We propose to use three different transformation matrices to map the device dependent RGB response to the reference CIE XYZ space. In so doing, color correction error can be minimized. We then compute the average value of the region of interest in the calibrated images, and feed them to the prediction model. We explored both the linear regression and support vector regression models. Cross-validation results show that both models can accurately make the prediction. |
| title | A Color Image Analysis Tool to Help Users Choose a Makeup Foundation Color |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.05553 |