Smart Facial Attendance Management System Using Machine Learning

Face recognition systems are essential in practically every industry in our digital age. One biometric that is frequently utilized is face recognition. It is helpful for security and has a ton of other advantages, identity, and authentication. Despite being less accurate than fingerprint and iris recognition, it is nonetheless commonly utilized because it is a non-invasive and contact-free technique. Additionally, facial recognition systems can be used to track attendance in workplaces, colleges, and schools, among other places. By solving problems with manual attendance procedures, like time consumption and the possibility of proxy attendance, this system seeks to develop an effective facial recognition-based classroom attendance system. As a result, this mechanism becomes more necessary. There are four components to this system capture face, train model, detect and recognize faces, update attendance record, and face detection. The photos of the children in the classroom are what make the data folder. The Haar-Cascade classifier and the Local Binary Pattern Histogram technique are used, respectively, for face detection and recognition. The suggested technique achieves approximately 80% accuracy when three to four students are present. Faces from live streaming video are identified and discovered. As a quick and safe substitute for manual attendance procedures, attendance is tracked in XLS sheets and forwarded to the appropriate faculty members at the conclusion of the session.

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2024-12-11
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icscna63714.2024.10863934
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Face recognition and analysis
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Abstract

Face recognition systems are essential in practically every industry in our digital age. One biometric that is frequently utilized is face recognition. It is helpful for security and has a ton of other advantages, identity, and authentication. Despite being less accurate than fingerprint and iris recognition, it is nonetheless commonly utilized because it is a non-invasive and contact-free technique. Additionally, facial recognition systems can be used to track attendance in workplaces, colleges, and schools, among other places. By solving problems with manual attendance procedures, like time consumption and the possibility of proxy attendance, this system seeks to develop an effective facial recognition-based classroom attendance system. As a result, this mechanism becomes more necessary. There are four components to this system capture face, train model, detect and recognize faces, update attendance record, and face detection. The photos of the children in the classroom are what make the data folder. The Haar-Cascade classifier and the Local Binary Pattern Histogram technique are used, respectively, for face detection and recognition. The suggested technique achieves approximately 80% accuracy when three to four students are present. Faces from live streaming video are identified and discovered. As a quick and safe substitute for manual attendance procedures, attendance is tracked in XLS sheets and forwarded to the appropriate faculty members at the conclusion of the session.

Charotar University of Science and Technology (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
Face recognition and analysis
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