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Face Detect (JavaCV)
Face Detection and Facial Feature Extraction using JavaCV
A simple Face detection program using JavaCV and OpenCV . Implementing facial feature extraction and face recognition. -
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Face recognition using BPNN. Contains 1.Face recognition using Back propagation neural network (customize code) code using matlab. 2. Face recognition using Back propagation network (builtin) code using matlab.Project closed for now,Adeel Raza Azeemi
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Active Shape/Appearance Model Library (ASMLibrary/AAMLibrary) source code, which includes ASMBuilding/AAMBuilding as well as ASMFitting/AAMFitting algorithm. It is developped under OpenCV 1.0 for locating features in a face and face recognition.
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The development of a biometric system and applications e.g. Access Control based on the system to recognize and verify people. The primary goal is face recognition, but other human attributes might get used too in the future.
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WHAY is a Video-based Face Recognition tool written in MATLAB. It aims to exploits PCA recognizing as better as possible and tests the limits of this approach.
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