Real Time Facial Recognition System Over Machine Learning
2020
Abstract
The proposed work is inventedFace (facial) recognition is the identification of humans based real time surveillanceframework. Implementationis resolved existing security problem. In existing work, different security and surveillance mechanism used. These techniques are insufficient to give noble solution over critical surveillance needs. So there was need of such technique which gives strong solution over physical level security by using face identification as well as age , gender identification. All these categories will definitely increase security factors make our system more reliable. In advance we had considered age, gender and emotional characteristics in real time facial expressions. Our approach is fully depends on machine learning and python libraries which great deals with accuracy problem in real time applications. The big challenge will come while working with real time face images for correctly estimating facial features. Keywords-Open Computer Vision, Machine Learning,...
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