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Recording Student Attendance and Recognizing Their Faces Using Deep Learning Al-Inizi, Hayder Hamid Hammodi; Kurnaz, Dr. Sefer
International Journal on Human-Computing Studies Vol. 5 No. 12 (2023): International Journal of Human Computing Studies (IJHCS) (2615-8159/ 2615-1898
Publisher : Research Parks Publishers

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31149/ijhcs.v5i12.5075

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There are several methods available to monitor student attendance in classes, such as biometric, radiofrequency, face recognition, and paper-based systems. However, the face recognition-based approach has been found to be both efficient and secure. In this study, a threshold to confi-dence has been implemented through Euclidean distance values to en-hance the identification process. The Local Binary Pattern Histogram (LBPH) algorithm has been utilized for this purpose, as it has been demonstrated to be more effective than other methods such as Eigenfaces and Fisher faces. The Haar cascade method has been used for facial de-tection due to its robustness. The system's performance has been assessed in various scenarios, including recognition rates, false-positive rates, and detecting unknown individuals with or without a threshold. The system has demonstrated an impressive 79% recognition rate for students, with a 24% false-positive rate, and can identify students wearing glasses or a beard. The LBPH algorithm and Haar Cascade method contribute to the system's exceptional performance. The recognition rate for unregistered individuals in facial recognition technology is noteworthy even without the use of a threshold value, sitting at a commendable 64%. Moreover, the rate of false positives is impressively low, remaining at approximate-ly 15% and 31%.
Co-Authors Al-Inizi, Hayder Hamid Hammodi