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This document discusses face recognition technology. It begins by outlining the topics that will be covered, which include why FRT is used, how it is implemented, applications, opposition to it, and its future. It then describes the accuracy and passive identification capabilities of FRT. It explains the verification and identification processes and the components involved, including the enrollment module, database, and identification module. It outlines the five step process of acquiring an image, locating the face, analyzing the facial image, comparing it to stored images, and determining a match or no match. Finally, it discusses some applications and opposition to FRT and envisions its future advancement and integration.
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In the field of computer sciences such as
graphics and also analyzing the image and its processing,
face recognition is the most prominent problem due to the
comprehensive variation of faces and the complexity of
noises and image backgrounds. The purpose and working
of this system is that it identifies the face of a person from
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Recognition is given then the review of the face
recognition’s working which has been done until now, is
briefly introduced. Then the next sections covered the
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- 3. Why only Face Recognition? It is accurate No need of expert Passive identification in one to many environment
- 4. Comparison types Verification accomplished by system performing a “one-to-many” search Identification accomplished by the system performing a “one-to-one” search
- 5. Components involved Enrolment module Data base Identification module
- 6. FIVE STEP PROCESS (STEP 1) ACQUIRING THE IMAGE OF AN INDIVIDUALS FACE 2 WAYS TO AQUIRE IMAGE 1)Digitally scan an existing photograph 2)Acquire a live picture of a subject
- 7. FIVE STEP PROCESS (STEP 2) LOCATE IMAGE OF FACE -software is used to locate the faces in the image that has been obtained
- 8. FIVE STEP PROCESS (STEP 3) ANALYSIS OF FACIAL IMAGE -software measures face according to is peaks and valleys (nodal points) -focuses on the inner region of the face known as the “golden triangle” -nodal points are used to make a face print
- 9. FIVE STEP PROCESS (STEP 4) COMPARISON -the face print created by the software is compared to all face prints the system has stored in its database.
- 10. FIVE STEP PROCESS (STEP 5) MATCH OR NO MATCH software decides whether or not any comparisons from step 4 are close enough to declare a possible match
- 11. FINAL STEP THE HUMAN OPERATOR
- 12. Applications Residential security Banking using ATM Voter identification Immigration …………………….
- 13. Not Everyone Loves Face Recognition Critics say it produces too many false positives Invasion of privacy To easy to misuse for wrong purposes Technology is not accurate enough given the current technology and algorithms
- 14. Future Of Face Recognition Some consider the problem impossible No standard way of approaching the problem Advancements in hardware and software Slow integration into society in limited environments Very large potential market
- 15. Thank you ?