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ASSESSING THE ROBUSTNESS OF FACIAL CLASSIFICATION METHODS IN THE BIOMETRIC IDENTIFICATION AREA

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Publicado en:International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference : SGEM vol. 2, no. 1 (2025), p. 3-12
Autor principal: Hiitter, Marek
Otros Autores: Holubova, Véra, Ščurek, Radomir, Lukaštik, Jaroslav
Publicado:
Surveying Geology & Mining Ecology Management (SGEM)
Materias:
Face recognition
Accuracy
Classification systems
Comparative analysis
Artificial intelligence
Datasets
Classification
Biometrics
Pattern recognition
Artificial neural networks
Neural networks
Cybersecurity
Training
Facial recognition technology
Risk analysis
Access control
Biometric identification
Robustness
Data collection
Business metrics
Security systems
Biometry
Algorithms
Surveillance
Surveillance systems
Personal appearance
Economic
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Resumen:This article focuses on the effectiveness and robustness of facial classification systems in the field of biometric identification. Artificial intelligence is increasingly becoming a part of everyday life, with more and more users employing it across various domains. In the field of security, Al is used, for instance, in cybersecurity and risk analysis. It is also integrated into surveillance systems, particularly for facial recognition. A comparative analysis of three convolutional neural networks-GoogLeNet, ResNet-101, and DenseNet-201-was conducted in this study using the MATLAB simulation environment. These CNNs were pre-trained and subsequently tested from several perspectives, including performance, training time, and validation accuracy. The collected data served as a basis for comparing the networks with one another and were also used for further analysis of training and output evaluation. The results can form the basis for further research and can be compared with a possible study in which real photographs with higher noise were used. The results can also be applied to enhance electronic security systems, such as access control for mines and geologically significant sites.
ISSN:1314-2704
DOI:10.5593/sgem2025/2.1/s07.01
Fuente:Engineering Database