An Intelligent Face Detection by Corner Detection using Special Morphological Masking System and Fast Algorithm
V. Arulkumar, S. Jaya Prakash, E. K. Subramanian, N. Thangadurai
Abstract
This research study has applied facial recognition techniques using the angle detection algorithm. Also, a fast angle detection algorithm has been used here, but modified it by applying a shielding technique to create a technique related to loud noise. This article describes twelve facial signs that include the corner of the left eye, the corner of the right eye, the left eyebrow, the right eyebrow, the corner of the lip, and the nostril. It consists of two parts; first, a private browsing technique has been performed to filter the image from noise. The proposed method is based on the assumption that an image is available from the front (fully front). Skin areas were first detected using a color-based learning algorithm and six sigma techniques on RGB, HSV, and NTSC scales. Other analyzes involve morphological processing using the detection of the borderline and the detection of the reflection from the light source of the eye commonly referred to as the eye point. In the second step, a fast angle detection algorithm has been used to detect the placeholders on the face. The Fast Angle Finder works on the Angular Response Function (CRF) which is calculated as the minimum change in intensity in all possible directions. Finally, a comparison has been made with other filtering techniques based on the proposed protection techniques. This article has performed different experiments by using the IRIS Face Database, BioID, and the Cohn Canada Database. The recognition rate obtained by the proposed method is appreciable.