Parallelization of Fast 𝓁1-Minimization for Face Recognition
Wagner, Andrew; Shia, Victor; Yang, Allen; Murphy, Mark; Ma, Yi
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Title
Parallelization of Fast 𝓁1-Minimization for Face Recognition
Author(s)
Wagner, Andrew
Shia, Victor
Yang, Allen
Murphy, Mark
Ma, Yi
Issue Date
2011-06
Keyword(s)
Face recognition
Abstract
Recently a family of promising face recognition algorithms based on sparse representation and `1-minimization (`1-min) have been developed. These algorithms have not yet seen commercial application, largely due to higher computational cost compared to other traditional algorithms. This paper studies techniques for leveraging the massive parallelism available in GPU and CPU hardware to accelerate `1-min based on augmented Lagrangian method (ALM) solvers. For very large problems, the GPU is faster due to higher memory bandwidth, while for problems that fit in the larger CPU L3 cache, the CPU is faster. On both architectures, the proposed implementations significantly outperform naive library-based implementations, as well as previous systems. The source code of the algorithms will be made available for peer evaluation.
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Coordinated Science Laboratory, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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