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Essay On Face Detector

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ABSTRACT Through the evolution of technology, man can surpass many weaknesses by developing computers with intelligence just like a real human being. The discovery of artificial intelligence and the continuous development of such subject, gives us the benefits that almost limitless. One of the application of this gift of science is the face detector, a combination of software and hardware interface that lets a computer to identify, detect and follow a human face and even any related objects. This project aims to let students understand how technologies just like a face detector help our industry and security in monitoring human activities. It also aims to give the students the opportunity to develop a more effective face detector that can surpass any constraints. CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION

1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
Humans often use faces to recognize individuals, and advancements in computing capability over the past few decades now …show more content…

For automatic face cognition and identification system, face detection is the first step to do so. However, face detection is not straight forward for it has a lots of variations of image appearance such as pose (front, non-front), occlusion, image orientation, illuminating conditions and facial expression. Fortunately images are usually used to representation of objects. Digital image is a stored graph in the computer memory and consists of pixel. The resolution is the number of pixels in a unit area and each pixel has its own characteristics. Human face detection is a challenging task for face has a lot of variations and characteristics. (Face Detection by Image Discriminating by Muhammad Tariq Mahmood). (face detection by inseong kim, joon hyung shim and jinnkyu

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