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Data Collection:: Department of Computer Science and Engineering Course Code: CD503 Course Name: Pattern Recognition

The document outlines the design principles of a pattern recognition system, which include data collection, feature selection, feature extraction, and classification. It provides an example of applying these principles in a face recognition system, emphasizing the importance of scalability, robustness, interpretability, and fairness in such systems. Following these guidelines helps engineers create effective and efficient pattern recognition systems.

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Data Collection:: Department of Computer Science and Engineering Course Code: CD503 Course Name: Pattern Recognition

The document outlines the design principles of a pattern recognition system, which include data collection, feature selection, feature extraction, and classification. It provides an example of applying these principles in a face recognition system, emphasizing the importance of scalability, robustness, interpretability, and fairness in such systems. Following these guidelines helps engineers create effective and efficient pattern recognition systems.

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Oriental College of Technology, Bhopal

Department of Computer Science and Engineering


Course Code: CD503
Course Name: Pattern Recognition

Design principles of a Pattern Recognition

The design principles of a pattern recognition system are the guidelines that are followed to
ensure that the system is effective and efficient. These principles include:

• Data collection: The first step in designing a pattern recognition system is to collect a
large enough dataset of labeled data. This data is used to train the system to recognize
the patterns that it is supposed to identify.
• Feature selection: The next step is to select the features that are most relevant to the
problem at hand. These features are the characteristics of the data that are used to
distinguish between different patterns.
• Feature extraction: Once the features have been selected, they need to be extracted
from the data. This can be done using a variety of techniques, such as statistical
methods, machine learning algorithms, or image processing techniques.
• Classification: The final step is to classify the data using a pattern recognition
algorithm. This algorithm uses the extracted features to identify the patterns in the data.

Here is an example of how these principles can be applied to a pattern recognition system for
face recognition:

• Data collection: The first step is to collect a dataset of images of faces. These images
should be labeled with the identity of the person in the image.
• Feature selection: The next step is to select the features that are most relevant to face
recognition. These features could include the shape of the face, the distance between
the eyes, and the shape of the nose.
• Feature extraction: The features are then extracted from the images using a variety of
techniques, such as statistical methods or machine learning algorithms.
• Classification: The final step is to classify the images using a pattern recognition
algorithm. This algorithm uses the extracted features to identify the person in the image.

The design principles of pattern recognition systems are essential for ensuring that the systems
are effective and efficient. By following these principles, engineers can develop systems that
can accurately recognize patterns in data.

Some other issues that are important for pattern recognition systems:

• Scalability: The system should be able to handle large datasets and complex patterns.
• Robustness: The system should be able to handle noise and outliers in the data.
• Interpretability: The system should be able to explain how it makes its decisions.
• Fairness: The system should not discriminate against any particular group of people.

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