A Review and Construction of a Real-time Facial Recognition System
Resumo
The evolution of surveillance technologies allows a reduction in human interaction with the process, since most of the monitoring functions performed by an individual can be replaced by detection and recognition techniques in real-time. This paper proposes the development of a surveillance system, which uses these techniques to identify individuals present within the field of view of camera. A combination of the Histogram of Oriented Gradient and Support Vector Machine techniques is applied for face detection, while a Residual Network is used during the stage of recognizing individuals. This shows the possibility of implementing this set of techniques, even in hardware with processing limitations.
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