Proceedings Article10.1109/CSDE56538.2022.10089223
Celebrity Face Matching Using Deep Learning
Richard O. Sinnott
- 18 Dec 2022
pp 1-6
TL;DR: In this article , a celebrity face matching system was presented to match a random human face with celebrities' faces taken from the Pins Face Recognition dataset, achieving an initial accuracy of over 89.4% and a simple face alignment method was then applied which increased the accuracy to over 99.26%.
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Abstract: Face detection and face recognition are hot topics in computer vision and have many real-life applications. In this paper we present a celebrity face matching system to match a random human face with celebrities' faces taken from the Pins Face Recognition dataset. Several deep learning models for face detection and face recognition are explored and compared. An initial accuracy of over 89.4% is achieved. A simple face alignment method is then applied which increases the accuracy to over $\boldsymbol{99.26}\%$, We also apply K-Nearest Neighbours with cosine distance and 100 neighbours to make more robust predictions.
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