Spartan Face Mask Detection and Facial Recognition System

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), wearing a face mask is one of the most effective protections from airborne infectious diseases such as COVID-19. Since the spread of COVID-19, infected countries have been enforcing strict mask regulation for indoor businesses and public spaces. While wearing a mask is a requirement, the position and type of the mask should also be considered in order to increase the effectiveness of face masks, especially at specific public locations. However, this makes it difficult for conventional facial recognition technology to identify individuals for security checks. To solve this problem, the Spartan Face Detection and Facial Recognition System with stacking ensemble deep learning algorithms is proposed to cover four major issues: Mask Detection, Mask Type Classification, Mask Position Classification and Identity Recognition. CNN, AlexNet, VGG16, and Facial Recognition Pipeline with FaceNet are the Deep Learning algorithms used to classify the features in each scenario. This system is powered by five components including training platform, server, supporting frameworks, hardware, and user interface. Complete unit tests, use cases, and results analytics are used to evaluate and monitor the performance of the system. The system provides cost-efficient face detection and facial recognition with masks solutions for enterprises and schools that can be easily applied on edge-devices.

Deteksi Serangan Spoofing Wajah Menggunakan Convolutional Neural Network

Facial recognition-based biometric authentication is increasingly frequently employed. However, a facial recognition system should not only recognize an individual's face, but it should also be capable of detecting spoofing attempts using printed faces or digital photographs. There are now various methods for detecting spoofing, including blinking, lip movement, and head tilt detection. However, this approach has limitations when dealing with dynamic video spoofing assaults. On the other hand, these types of motion detection systems can diminish user comfort. As a result, this article presents a method for identifying facial spoofing attacks through Convolutional Neural Networks. The anti-spoofing technique is intended to be used in conjunction with deep learning models without using extra tools or equipment. Our CNN classification dataset can be derived from the NUAA photo imposter and CASIA v2. The collection contains numerous examples of facial spoofing, including those created with posters, masks, and smartphones. In the pre-processing stage, image augmentation is carried out with brightness adjustments and other filters so that the model to adapt to various environmental conditions. We evaluate the number of epochs, optimizer types, and the learning rate during the testing process. The test results show that the proposed model achieves an accuracy value of 91.23% and an F1 score of 92.01%.

Design of Facial Recognition System Based on Visual Communication Effect

At present, facial recognition technology is a very cutting-edge science and technology, and it has now become a very hot research branch. In this research, first, the thesis first summarized the research status of facial recognition technology and related technologies based on visual communication and then used the OpenCV open source vision library based on the design of the system architecture and the installed system hardware conditions. The face detection program and the image matching program are realized, and the complete face recognition system based on OpenCV is realized. The experimental results show that the hardware system built by the software can realize the image capture and online recognition. The applied objects are testers. In general, the OpenCV-based face recognition system for testers can reliably, stably, and quickly realize face detection and recognition in this situation. Facial recognition works well.

Attendance Management System Using Face Recognition Method

When it comes to classroom management, the attendance check is a critical component. Time-consuming, particularly when it comes to open meetings, is checking attendance by calling names or by handing around a sign-in sheet to make it easier to commit fraud. An implementation of a real-time attendance check is described in this article in great detail facial recognition system and its outcomes. The system must be able to identify a student’s face in order for it to work first snap a photograph of the pupil and save it in a database as a reference for future use. During the event, there were students may be identified by using the webcam, which captures photos of their faces auto-detects faces and selects students with names that are most likely to match, and lastly, depending on the facial recognition findings, an excel file will be updated to reflect attendance. To identify faces in webcam footage, the system uses a pre-trained Haar Cascade model. As a result, a 128-bit FaceNet has been generated by training it to minimise the triplet loss. The dimensions of the facial picture. When two facial pictures have similar encodings If the two facial pictures are from the same student or different. Use of the system as part of a class, and the outcomes have been extremely positive. There has been a poll done to find out more about There are both advantages and disadvantages to using a college attendance system.

Face Recognition System Using Local Features Fusion for Multi-Masks

Face recognition is a relatively novel research field, and its application is closely related to numerous other areas. Moreover, it is emerging as a critical research theme due to its broad range of applications. Thus, many face recognition methods use a variety of feature extraction approaches. Nonetheless, the issue continues to be challenging, particularly identifying non-biological entities. This paper proposes an extended descriptor for local features of an effectual facial recognition system using a local directional pattern operator. This technique combines the Frei-Chen and Robinson masks’ strengths by fusion of the directional features of LDP for these two masks; this elicits a robust feature extraction method for distinguishing faces. Experimental results using the Yale database show that the extended descriptor considerably improved recognition rate and better performance than traditional local feature descriptors.

Use of Facial Recognition System in Modern World for Human Welfare

The increasing interconnection in the world now presents the customers with customization on delivery of a product, service, and experience. The increasing interconnection is recording a very high rise and there is a challenge on ensuring that the service and the product delivery is stable. However, artificial intelligence has availed a solution to the stabilization and has been a solution to the modern world problems. Artificial intelligence has achieved the development of facial recognition technology without messing up with citizen's rights and firms.

Efficient Face Recognition System for Operating in Unconstrained Environments

Facial recognition is fundamental for a wide variety of security systems operating in real-time applications. Recently, several deep neural networks algorithms have been developed to achieve state-of-the-art performance on this task. The present work was conceived due to the need for an efficient and low-cost processing system, so a real-time facial recognition system was proposed using a combination of deep learning algorithms like FaceNet and some traditional classifiers like SVM, KNN, and RF using moderate hardware to operate in an unconstrained environment. Generally, a facial recognition system involves two main tasks: face detection and recognition. The proposed scheme uses the YOLO-Face method for the face detection task which is a high-speed real-time detector based on YOLOv3, while, for the recognition stage, a combination of FaceNet with a supervised learning algorithm, such as the support vector machine (SVM), is proposed for classification. Extensive experiments on unconstrained datasets demonstrate that YOLO-Face provides better performance when the face under an analysis presents partial occlusion and pose variations; besides that, it can detect small faces. The face detector was able to achieve an accuracy of over 89.6% using the Honda/UCSD dataset which runs at 26 FPS with darknet-53 to VGA-resolution images for classification tasks. The experimental results have demonstrated that the FaceNet+SVM model was able to achieve an accuracy of 99.7% using the LFW dataset. On the same dataset, FaceNet+KNN and FaceNet+RF achieve 99.5% and 85.1%, respectively; on the other hand, the FaceNet was able to achieve 99.6%. Finally, the proposed system provides a recognition accuracy of 99.1% and 49 ms runtime when both the face detection and classifications stages operate together.