PRESENTATION

ON

FACE ATTEND
BY
CHAPPRA SWALEHA YUSUF Under the Guidance
of
ANSARI SALMAN Er. Shrindi Gindi
SHAIKH ABUBAKAR Er. Swati Guruv
INTRODUCTION
In Face Detection and Recognition systems, the flow process starts by being able to detect and
recognise frontal faces from an input device i.e. Mobile phone. In today’s world, it has been proven
that students engage better during lectures only when there is effective classroom control. The
need for high level student engagement is very important. An analogy can be made with that of
pilots as described by Mundschenk et al (2011 p101)” Pilots need to keep in touch with an air
traffic controller, but it would be annoying and unhelpful if they called in every 5 minutes”. In the
same way students need to be continuously engaged during lectures and one of the ways is to
recognise and address them by their names. Therefore, a system like this will improve classroom
control. In my own view based on experience, during my time as a teacher, I realised calling a
student by his/her name gives me more control of the classroom and this draws the attention of
the other students in the classroom to engage during lectures.Face detection and recognition is
not new in our society we live in. The capacity of the human mind to recognize particular
individuals is remarkable. It is amazing how the human mind can still persist in identification of
certain individuals even through the passage of time, despite slight changes in appearance.
OBJECTIVES

1. The system should be able to detect students’ frontal faces in a classroom within 30% accuracy.
2. The system should be able toautomatically reveal the number of students present on a GUI.
3. Recognise student stored on a database of faces by matching them to images on a database with an
accuracy within 30%.
4. The system should be able to match detected students faces cropped from an image to those on a
database on the system.
5. The system designed will be user friendly with a Graphical User Interphase that will serve as an access
to the functionalities of the system.
SCOPE

Provides facility for the automated attendance of students.

Uses live face recognition to recognize each individual and mark their attendance automatically.
Utilizes video and image processing to provide inputs to the system.
• Facility of marking manual attendance.
LITERATURE SURVEY

Automated Attendance System

Using Face Recognition:Automated Attendance System using Face Recognition proposes that the system is based
on face detection and recognition algorithms, which is used to automatically detects the student face when he/she
enters the class and the system is capable to marks the attendance by recognizing him. Viola-Jones Algorithm has
been used for face detection which detect human face using cascade classifier and PCA algorithm for feature
selection and SVM for classification. When it is compared to traditional attendance marking student system saves
the time and also helps to monitor the students.
PROPOSED SYSTEM
Automatic Attendance Management System:
Is a user-friendly, flexible and full featured employee or student
attendance management tool which allows controlling employees
attendance OR students attendance in college by automating time
keeping and attendance tracking.

captures data from Time and Attendance Terminals, and simultaneously

allows optional PC entry
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS :

4 GB RAM (Minimum)
80 GB HDD
Dual Core processor
CDROM (installation only). VGA resolution monitor
Microsoft Windows 98/2000/NT with service pack 6 / XP with service
pack 2/ Windows 7 with service pack 2
SQL Server 2008 R2
BLOCK DIAGRAM
FLOW CHART OF PROPOSED SYSTEM
METHODOLOGY

The proposed system is designed for automating the attendance of the different organization and
reduces the flaws of existing manual system. The system calculate the attendance subject wise,
that is the data of students and subjects are added manually by administrator, and whenever time
for corresponding subject arrives the system automatically starts taking snaps and find whether
human faces are appear in the given image or not. We have used Histogram of Oriented Gradient
for face detection and deep learning techniques to calculate and compare 128-d face features for
face recognition. Once faces are detected and recognize with the existing database, system
calculate attendance for the recognize students with the respective subject id in real time. And an
excel sheet generated and saved by the system automatically.
FUTURE SCOPE & CONCLUSION
Almost all academic institutions require attendance record of
students and maintaining attendance manually can be hectic as
well as time consuming task. Hence maintaining attendance
automatically with the help of face recognition will be very
helpful and less prone to errors as compared to manual process.
To detect real time human face are used and
This will also reduce manipulation of attendance record done
by students and it will save time as well. The future scope of the
a simple fast Principal Component Analysis
proposed work can be, capturing multiple detailed images of the has used to recognize the faces detected
students and using any cloud technology to store these images. with a high accuracy rate. The
Hence maintaining attendance automatically with the help of matched face is used to
face recognition will be very helpful and less prone to errors as mark attendance of the employee.
compared to manual process. This will also reduce Our system maintains
manipulation of attendance record done by students and it will the attendance records of employees
save time as well. The future scope of the proposed work can
automatically.
be, capturing multiple detailed images of the students and using
any cloud technology to store these images. The system can be
configured and used in Atm machines to detect frauds.Also, the
system can be used at the time of elections where the voter can
be identified by recognizing the face identified by recognizing
the face.
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