Development of mobile face verification based on locally normalized gabor wavelets

In this paper, we present a mobile face verification framework for automated attendance monitoring as a solution for more efficient, portable and cost-effective attendance monitoring systems. We use Raspberry Pi as mobile embedded input module connecting the webcam and radio frequency identification...

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Published in:International Journal on Advanced Science, Engineering and Information Technology
Main Author: Zaman F.H.K.; Sulaiman A.A.; Yassin I.M.; Tahir N.M.; Rizman Z.I.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Insight Society 2017
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Zaman F.H.K.; Sulaiman A.A.; Yassin I.M.; Tahir N.M.; Rizman Z.I.
Development of mobile face verification based on locally normalized gabor wavelets
2017
International Journal on Advanced Science, Engineering and Information Technology
7
4
10.18517/ijaseit.7.4.1352
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85028363162&doi=10.18517%2fijaseit.7.4.1352&partnerID=40&md5=211598be47fbc511c938417dffd3cfe0
In this paper, we present a mobile face verification framework for automated attendance monitoring as a solution for more efficient, portable and cost-effective attendance monitoring systems. We use Raspberry Pi as mobile embedded input module connecting the webcam and radio frequency identification (RFID) reader to the personal computer (PC) which provides mobility due to its light weight and wireless connectivity. In order to increase the reliability of the system, we incorporate a face verification method which employs locally-normalized Gabor Wavelets as the features for dual verification stage. We evaluate the accuracy and processing time of the proposed face verification. It found that it produces good accuracy under limited reference sample constraint and fast response for a small number of gallery images. The proposed method delivers 97%, 99.8% and 95.3% accuracy for AR, YALE B and FERET datasets. In term of processing speed, the proposed method managed to classify a single image against 500 gallery images in 1.909 seconds. The system delivers fast verification with high accuracy under the constraint of just single reference sample, which increases the reliability of the proposed system.
Insight Society
20885334
English
Article
All Open Access; Hybrid Gold Open Access
author Zaman F.H.K.; Sulaiman A.A.; Yassin I.M.; Tahir N.M.; Rizman Z.I.
spellingShingle Zaman F.H.K.; Sulaiman A.A.; Yassin I.M.; Tahir N.M.; Rizman Z.I.
Development of mobile face verification based on locally normalized gabor wavelets
author_facet Zaman F.H.K.; Sulaiman A.A.; Yassin I.M.; Tahir N.M.; Rizman Z.I.
author_sort Zaman F.H.K.; Sulaiman A.A.; Yassin I.M.; Tahir N.M.; Rizman Z.I.
title Development of mobile face verification based on locally normalized gabor wavelets
title_short Development of mobile face verification based on locally normalized gabor wavelets
title_full Development of mobile face verification based on locally normalized gabor wavelets
title_fullStr Development of mobile face verification based on locally normalized gabor wavelets
title_full_unstemmed Development of mobile face verification based on locally normalized gabor wavelets
title_sort Development of mobile face verification based on locally normalized gabor wavelets
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description In this paper, we present a mobile face verification framework for automated attendance monitoring as a solution for more efficient, portable and cost-effective attendance monitoring systems. We use Raspberry Pi as mobile embedded input module connecting the webcam and radio frequency identification (RFID) reader to the personal computer (PC) which provides mobility due to its light weight and wireless connectivity. In order to increase the reliability of the system, we incorporate a face verification method which employs locally-normalized Gabor Wavelets as the features for dual verification stage. We evaluate the accuracy and processing time of the proposed face verification. It found that it produces good accuracy under limited reference sample constraint and fast response for a small number of gallery images. The proposed method delivers 97%, 99.8% and 95.3% accuracy for AR, YALE B and FERET datasets. In term of processing speed, the proposed method managed to classify a single image against 500 gallery images in 1.909 seconds. The system delivers fast verification with high accuracy under the constraint of just single reference sample, which increases the reliability of the proposed system.
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