Facial Recognition Attendance Monitoring System using Deep Learning Techniques
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.59890/ijist.v2i1.1290Keywords:
Facial Recognition, Attendance Monitoring, Deep Learning Techniques, LBPH and Ethical ConsiderationsAbstract
The Facial Recognition Attendance Monitoring System employing Deep Learning Techniques represents a cutting-edge application of artificial intelligence in educational and corporate environments. The implementation of a Facial Recognition System can aid in identifying or verifying a person's identity from a digital image. Accurate attendance records are vital to classroom evaluation. However, manual attendance tracking can result in errors, missed students, or duplicate entries. The adoption of the Face Recognition-based attendance system could help eliminate these shortcomings. This innovative approach involves utilizing a camera to capture input images, detecting faces using algorithms such as Haarcascade, Eigen values, support vector machines, or the Fisher face algorithm, verifying the faces against a database of student profiles, and marking attendance in an Excel sheet. The use of OpenCV, an open-source computer vision library, ensures the efficient
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