Institution profile

Anhui Normal University

Academic institutionasia · cn
Official website
Research library4linked papers
Opportunities0open roles
Selected work

Representative Papers

LH2Face: Loss function for Hard High-quality Face

Jun 30, 2025

Existing cosine-similarity- and Softmax-based face recognition methods exhibit insufficient discriminative power on challenging high-quality samples. To address this, we propose LH2Face, a novel loss function. Our approach models face features on the hypersphere using the von Mises–Fisher (vMF) distribution—replacing conventional Euclidean or cosine metrics—and introduces an uncertainty-aware adaptive margin function that jointly characterizes sample difficulty and quality. Furthermore, LH2Face integrates proxy-based classification loss with a face reconstruction task within a multi-task optimization framework. Evaluated on the IJB-B benchmark, LH2Face achieves 49.39% true positive rate at a false acceptance rate of 1e−4, outperforming the second-best method by 2.37%. This demonstrates substantial improvement in recognizing high-quality yet difficult samples.

0 citationsRead paper

Security Analysis of Thumbnail-Preserving Image Encryption and a New Framework

Apr 08, 2025

This paper identifies a fundamental security flaw in Thumbnail-Preserving Encryption (TPE): inherent multi-image thumbnail collisions that undermine cloud-based image search. To address this, we propose Multi-Factor Thumbnail-Preserving Encryption (MFTPE), a novel framework that (1) establishes the first theoretical model quantifying thumbnail collision probability—from block-level to *N*-image-level; (2) introduces a customizable feature construction method integrating sum, range, weighted mean, and geometric mean; and (3) rigorously validates reduced collision probability via theoretical security analysis and robustness experiments. MFTPE preserves thumbnail visual utility and search efficiency while effectively resisting facial detection and diverse noise attacks. It thus achieves synergistic enhancement of privacy protection and searchable functionality.

0 citationsRead paper
Recent publications

Latest Papers

LH2Face: Loss function for Hard High-quality Face

Jun 30, 2025

Existing cosine-similarity- and Softmax-based face recognition methods exhibit insufficient discriminative power on challenging high-quality samples. To address this, we propose LH2Face, a novel loss function. Our approach models face features on the hypersphere using the von Mises–Fisher (vMF) distribution—replacing conventional Euclidean or cosine metrics—and introduces an uncertainty-aware adaptive margin function that jointly characterizes sample difficulty and quality. Furthermore, LH2Face integrates proxy-based classification loss with a face reconstruction task within a multi-task optimization framework. Evaluated on the IJB-B benchmark, LH2Face achieves 49.39% true positive rate at a false acceptance rate of 1e−4, outperforming the second-best method by 2.37%. This demonstrates substantial improvement in recognizing high-quality yet difficult samples.

0 citationsRead paper

Security Analysis of Thumbnail-Preserving Image Encryption and a New Framework

Apr 08, 2025

This paper identifies a fundamental security flaw in Thumbnail-Preserving Encryption (TPE): inherent multi-image thumbnail collisions that undermine cloud-based image search. To address this, we propose Multi-Factor Thumbnail-Preserving Encryption (MFTPE), a novel framework that (1) establishes the first theoretical model quantifying thumbnail collision probability—from block-level to *N*-image-level; (2) introduces a customizable feature construction method integrating sum, range, weighted mean, and geometric mean; and (3) rigorously validates reduced collision probability via theoretical security analysis and robustness experiments. MFTPE preserves thumbnail visual utility and search efficiency while effectively resisting facial detection and diverse noise attacks. It thus achieves synergistic enhancement of privacy protection and searchable functionality.

0 citationsRead paper