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LEFV: A Lightweight and Efficient System for Face Verification with Deep Convolution Neural Networks

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The emergence of deep learning has made great progress in face recognition. With the popularization of embedded devices, deploying the deep model on embedded devices has become a trend. Most high-precision models require lots of computation costs. Therefore, developing a lightweight deep face recognition system running on embedded devices is a hot topic in current research. To achieve high-accuracy real-time performance of an embedded device, we now present a simple and effective face recognition system LEFV, including face detection, face normalization and face recognition. The quantitative experiments on two large-scale challenging datasets, WIDER FACE dataset and IJB-A dataset, show competitive performances on both runtime and accuracy.

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    ICVIP '19: Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Video and Image Processing
    December 2019
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