Because of the increasing instances of identity
theft and terrorism incidences in past few years, biometrics
based security system has been an area of quality research.
Modern day biometrics is a cutting edge technology which
enables the automated system to distinguish between a
genuine person and an imposter. Automated face
recognition is one of the areas of biometrics which is widely
used because of the uniqueness of one human face to other
human face. Automated face recognition has basically two
parts one is face detection and other one is recognition of
detected faces. To detect a face from an online surveillance
system or an offline image, the main component that should
be detected is the skin areas. This paper proposes a skin
based segmentation algorithm for face detection in color
images with detection of multiple faces and skin regions.
Skin color has proven to be a useful and robust cue for face
detection, localization and tracking.
Ms. Kanchan Wani : had completed her BE in E&TC and
pursuing M.E. from the J.T. Mahajan college of Enginerering
Faizpur. Maharashtra.
Mr. S. V. Patil : M.E.(Control & Instrumentation) working as a Sr.
Lecturer in Dept of E&TC J.T. Mahajan College of Engineering,
Faizpur. Maharashtra.
HSV
YCrCb and RGB
SVM
Mostly in the criminal justice application facial
recognition provides an alternative method to make sure
that the databases do not contain multiple records for a
single individual. Thus, it allows people to be identified when it is not possible to take the fingerprints for
physical or legal reasons.
2. IDs checks can be carried out on just the faces or the
fingerprints; the combination of the two biometric
techniques increases the accuracy of the searches and
allows reliable decisions to be sent to the required field.
Even, if the quality of the external facial images is highly
variable, it is possible to compare them with the
photograph of the person known to the Police.
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