ASSESSMENT OF THE STATE OF FATIGUE BASED ON VIDEO STREAM PROCESSING

This article discusses the creation of an algorithm and program in Python for analyzing the state of fatigue using video stream processing methods. The program is based on the OpenCV and Dlib libraries for highlighting points on the subject’s face, the analysis of which allows one to draw a conclusion about the desired state of the subjects.

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2024-10-21
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https://doi.org/10.61527/appfe-2024.93-95
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Technical Engine Diagnostics and Monitoring
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ASSESSMENT OF THE STATE OF FATIGUE BASED ON VIDEO STREAM PROCESSING

M.K. Samokhvalov, D.A. Evsevichev, A.V. Skok, M.V. Veretennikov et al.
Technical Engine Diagnostics and Monitoring
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ASSESSMENT OF THE STATE OF FATIGUE BASED ON VIDEO STREAM PROCESSING

M.K. Samokhvalov, D.A. Evsevichev, A.V. Skok, M.V. Veretennikov, K.S. Znamenskaya
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This article discusses the creation of an algorithm and program in Python for analyzing the state of fatigue using video stream processing methods. The program is based on the OpenCV and Dlib libraries for highlighting points on the subject’s face, the analysis of which allows one to draw a conclusion about the desired state of the subjects.

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