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    This document discusses gender recognition from images. It begins with an introduction explaining that gender estimation from face images is an important task for applications like access control and human-computer interaction. The document then provides a brief history of early work in facial recognition from the 1960s. It describes gender recognition as a classification problem involving measuring nodal points on faces like eye and nose width to classify images as male or female. Finally, it discusses some technologies, applications, pros, and cons of gender recognition.

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    This document discusses gender recognition from images. It begins with an introduction explaining that gender estimation from face images is an important task for applications like access control and human-computer interaction. The document then provides a brief history of early work in facial recognition from the 1960s. It describes gender recognition as a classification problem involving measuring nodal points on faces like eye and nose width to classify images as male or female. Finally, it discusses some technologies, applications, pros, and cons of gender recognition.

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    This document discusses gender recognition from images. It begins with an introduction explaining that gender estimation from face images is an important task for applications like access control and human-computer interaction. The document then provides a brief history of early work in facial recognition from the 1960s. It describes gender recognition as a classification problem involving measuring nodal points on faces like eye and nose width to classify images as male or female. Finally, it discusses some technologies, applications, pros, and cons of gender recognition.

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    GENDER RECOGNITION

    FROM IMAGE
    Introduction
     Gender is a key facial attribute, play a very
    foundational role in social interactions, making
    gender estimation from a face image an important
    task in intelligent applications.

     Some applications are:


    Access Control
    Human-Computer Interaction
    Marketing Intelligence
    Visual Surveillance
    History
     During 1964 and 1965, Bledsoe, along with Helen Chan and
    Charles Bisson, worked on using the computer to recognize
    human faces.
     It was revealed that the Bledsoe's initial approach involved the
    manual marking of various landmarks on the face such as
    the eye centers, mouth, etc., and these were mathematically
    rotated by computer to compensate for pose variation. The
    distances between landmarks were also automatically computed
    and compared between images to determine identity.
    Gender Recognition
     Gender Prediction is a classification problem. The
    output layer in the gender prediction network is
    consists of 2 nodes indicating the two classes “Male”
    and “Female”.

     Male and Female faces has different nodal points.


    Using these points we can easily classify male and
    female faces.
    Nodes In Face
    Gender Recognition
    Here are few nodal points that are measured by software -
     Distance between eyes.
     Width of nose
     Cheek Bones
     Chin
     Jaw Lines
     Facial hair
     Eyebrows
    Age Prediction

    Even humans cannot accurately predict the age based on


    looking at a person. However, we have an idea of
    whether they are in their 20s or in their 30s. Because of
    this reason, it is wise to frame this problem as a
    classification problem where we try to estimate the age
    group the person is in. For example, age in the range of
    0-2 is a single class, 4-6 is another class and so on.
    Technologies Used

     Python

     Machine Learning

     Convolutional Neural Networks


    Applications
     Social Media
     Marketing Intelligence
     ID Verification
     Access Control
     Biometric access
    Pros
     The Improvement of Security Level
      High Accuracy Rates
     Forget the Time Fraud
      Easy Integration Process
     Full Automation
    Cons

     Processing & Storing


     Image Size & Quality
     Surveillance Angle
    HOW IT WORKS…
    CAPTURE
    Non-Face Object Removal
    Connected Components
    Component Separation
    Separated Components
    Finding Faces with Template
    Matching
    High threshold for
    accurate centre location.

    Thresholding is the simplest


    method of image segmentation.
    thresholding can be used to
    create binary images. During the
    thresholdingprocess, individual pixels
    in an image are marked as "object“
    pixels if their value is greater than some
    threshold value (assuming an object to be
    brighter than the background) and as
    "background" pixels otherwise.
    Gender Detection
     Mean intensity.
     Template matching using
    average of each female face.
     Biased towards missing
    female faces to avoid
    false-positive penalty (9:1).
    Result
    References..
    https://www.upwork.com/hiring/for-clients/pros-cons-fac
    ial-recognition-technology-business/
    https://gist.github.com/GilLevi/c9e99062283c719c03de
    https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/5328100
    http://www.healthtechsydney.com.au/wp-content/uploads
    /2016/02/facial-recognition-data-points.jpg

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