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Color based skin classification [PDF]
Pattern Recognition Letters, 2012 Skin detection is used in applications ranging from face detection, tracking body parts and hand gesture analysis, to retrieval and blocking objectionable content. In this paper, we investigate and evaluate (1) the effect of color space transformation on
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Clinics in Dermatology, 2019
Ethnic skin is quickly emerging as the norm in the United States, and as the population becomes more diverse, there is also a projected rise in the number of aging adults. Given the paucity of data regarding aging in ethnic skin, the authors have consolidated available information for this population.
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Ethnic skin is quickly emerging as the norm in the United States, and as the population becomes more diverse, there is also a projected rise in the number of aging adults. Given the paucity of data regarding aging in ethnic skin, the authors have consolidated available information for this population.
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American Journal of Epidemiology, 1992
The relation of skin color and mortality from all causes, coronary heart disease, and all cardiovascular diseases was explored in 787 black men and women of the Charleston Heart Study Cohort. Associations were studied by examining rates of mortality during the period 1960-1990 by tertiles of skin color, as measured by reflectometer. Across the tertiles
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The relation of skin color and mortality from all causes, coronary heart disease, and all cardiovascular diseases was explored in 787 black men and women of the Charleston Heart Study Cohort. Associations were studied by examining rates of mortality during the period 1960-1990 by tertiles of skin color, as measured by reflectometer. Across the tertiles
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Color system for skin color extraction
Artificial Life and Robotics, 2008This paper describes a skin color extraction method which has high speed and high accuracy. There were many systems which could achieve the requirements, but they were useless due to tough limitations such as using two cameras to recognize correct coordinates, running only a specific background, wearing several gears, learning the users detailed ...
Emi Tamaki, Naruaki Toma
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Skin cancer, photoprotection, and skin of color
Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2014To the Editor:We readwith interest the article byAgbai and colleagues about skin cancers in ‘‘skin of color,’’ and commend them for bringing attention to this increasingly relevant issue. However, we are concerned about several aspects of this article, especially recommendations on photoprotection in ‘‘people of color’’ (POC).
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Cosmeceuticals in skin of color
Seminars in Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, 2016Patients with skin of color have similar skin care needs as lighter-skin patients. However, they are less likely to use sun protection on a daily basis, which leads to an increased risk of dyschromia, skin cancer, and other disorders. This article discusses the importance of a correct and consistent skin care regimen and the various cutaneous issues ...
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Normal and abnormal skin color
Annales de Dermatologie et de Vénéréologie, 2012The varieties of normal skin color in humans range from people of "no color" (pale white) to "people of color" (light brown, dark brown, and black). Skin color is a blend resulting from the skin chromophores red (oxyhaemoglobin), blue (deoxygenated haemoglobin), yellow-orange (carotene, an exogenous pigment), and brown (melanin).
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Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2006
In two previously described samples of 53 and 43 nations, higher suicide rates of men, women, and the elderly population consistently corresponded to lighter skin color. This ecological (aggregate-level) association was independent of national differences in affluence, as measured by per capita Gross Domestic Product.
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In two previously described samples of 53 and 43 nations, higher suicide rates of men, women, and the elderly population consistently corresponded to lighter skin color. This ecological (aggregate-level) association was independent of national differences in affluence, as measured by per capita Gross Domestic Product.
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2019
In this section we will cover follicular disorders and conditions with abnormal collagen production. The approach to these conditions includes a thorough history and physical exam. Diagnostic work-up for some of these entities is necessary such as laboratory testing or biopsy.
Jewell V. Gaulding +1 more
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In this section we will cover follicular disorders and conditions with abnormal collagen production. The approach to these conditions includes a thorough history and physical exam. Diagnostic work-up for some of these entities is necessary such as laboratory testing or biopsy.
Jewell V. Gaulding +1 more
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