Search For Children Based On Facial Features And Skin Color Prediction On Any Aged Facial Features

Authors

  • Dibyhash Bordoloi, Chandrakala Arya

Keywords:

Face recognition, VGG face model, Classification, Gaussian Mixture Model, Deep learning

Abstract

Pattern recognition is highly possible due to the matching process of facial features. Matching is the process of collecting a young person's down and out enactment, accompanying skillfully anticipated persons. It is a main stage superior to landing at a maintenance resolution. Matching includes choices that concede the possibility to endlessly change a youth’s growth in an adoptive classification. It is a blame usually pretended by a crew of artists loyal to the care and welfare of youth, including psychologists, friendly traders, and jurists. Matching is a weighty and complex task that grants permission to influence negative results for two people: an adoptive classification and an adolescent if an inappropriate competition is created. VGG data set is profoundly known for facial images data set often called as VGG face descriptor. Specifically, what it will show is that there is a need for a very large size of culture in the corresponding philosophy of a new order to mirror the complex process that happens through uniformly cruel judgment and interpretation. When created and achieved correctly, creative equal electronics may be very valuable, more conversant selections that bring about better effects and a sleeker and understandable maintenance process. Using countenance treat science, the countenance in the face of the adopting father and mother is written, and the kid whose equal is equate is recognized and assigned to the ruling class. VGG face model dataset and Gaussian Mixture model is used to identify and match the facial features similarity to achieve the solution. Fortunately, the outcomes of this research work excels in its accuracy by over crossing the existing frameworks by 1.5%.

Published

2022-01-02

How to Cite

Dibyhash Bordoloi, Chandrakala Arya. (2022). Search For Children Based On Facial Features And Skin Color Prediction On Any Aged Facial Features. SJIS-P, 34(1), 169–175. Retrieved from http://sjis.scandinavian-iris.org/index.php/sjis/article/view/469

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