A Profound Multitask System for Gender Identification Face Recognition, Confront Discovery, Point of Interest Localization, and Head Position Estimation Hyperface
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Feature Extraction, SVM, Dimensionality reduction PCA, Posture DetectionAbstract
Machine learning is a technology that has risen in its usage and popularity in the last few years. A huge number of people from around the world are learning this technology and putting the knowledge to various use. Machine learning algorithms are capable of learning from the provided data with high accuracy. Even though a significant amount of research has been conducted on face recognition, the integrated model of face recognition, landmark localization, head posture estimation, and gender identification that is capable of high accuracy and speed has not yet been investigated. As a result, we have developed a face recognition system that can make predictions about photos that are comparable to those made by humans. The principal component analysis PCA and the SVM were used here to accomplish facial recognition. In feature extraction, to reduce the dimensionality of large datasets, principal component analysis is performed. After the data have been preprocessed, they are entered into the SVM classifier to be used for image classification. The study of this is done via visualization, and it is used to measure the effectiveness of the model. This face recognition algorithm has an accuracy of at least 80% when it comes to classifying people's portraits. The findings of the experiments show that the suggested technique can successfully identify faces since it employs a feature-based algorithm that combines PCA classification and SVM detection.
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