Industrial Training Face Detection: Dav Institute of Engineering & Technology Jalandhar
Industrial Training Face Detection: Dav Institute of Engineering & Technology Jalandhar
JALANDHAR
Industrial Training
Face Detection
In this report, I have used two approaches for detecting a face and track it
continuously. We have modified the KLT and Viola Jones Algorithm to make its
working, a bit more efficient than what it was.
Introduction
Access codes of buildings, bank accounts and computer system
often use PIN’s for identification and security clearances. But
using the proper PIN gain access, but the user of the pin is not
verified. Face detection and recognition may solve this problem
since a face is undeniably connected to its owner .
C++, Java, etc. there is no need to compile python code this makes it
easier to debug our code.
video sequence.
Step 2. Facial recognition software reads the geometry of your face. Key factors include
the distance between your eyes and the distance from forehead to chin. The software
identifies facial landmarks — one system identifies 68 of them — that are key to
distinguishing your face. The result: your facial signature.
Step 4. A determination is made. Your faceprint may match that of an image in a facial
recognition system database.
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Snippets Of The Code
Simulation Result-1
Simulation Result-2
Conclusion
The approach presented here for face detection and tracking decreases the
computation time producing results with high accuracy. Tracking of a face in a
video sequence is done using KLT algorithm whereas Viola Jones is used for
detecting facial features. Not only in video sequences, it has also been tested on
live video using a webcam. Using this system many security and surveillance
systems can be developed and required object can be traced down easily. In the
coming days these algorithms can be used to detect a particular object rather
than faces.
Future Scope
The Face Recognition (FR) is growing as a major research area because
of the broad choice of applications in the fields of commercial and law
enforcement. Traditional FR methods based on Visible Spectrum (VS)
are facing challenges like object illumination, pose variation, expression
changes, and facial disguises.
Viola Jones Algorithm is only meant for frontal and upright movement
of the faces. It doesn’t work when it comes to any arbitrary movement
and hence, doesn’t make sense. We would try to train classifiers so that
it is subtle to all sort of movements.