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Fred_the_token
Proudly Presents...

The Bin Laden Trap
or
Who's Face is that anyway?
or
Biometric Filters
This is
a complete
facial
recognition
system that is
expandable
through using
different
filters. The major filters
consist of the face locator, the face recognizer, and the surrounding code that
feeds the
picture or frame to the face locator, takes the results of the face
locator and feeds it to the face recognizer, and displays the final
identification on the output frame and an output file. The whole program will be
packaged in a GUI which will be designed for open source use on a linux
platform, with a possible extension for use on Windows.
The main customers for our product would be academia, providing them an Open
Source recognizer to test and develop with. It will be designed to be very
modular, allowing the switching in of different recognizers, locators, or
displays.
Final Project Links

Here's a link to our Final Design Document: final_design_doc.html
Here's a link to our README: README.html
Here's a link to our documentation generated by Doxygen: Documentation
Here's a link to our
tarred, gzip'd
project. face_rec.tar.gz
Here's a link to our
handout from demo
day. final_handout.doc
Project Specs
Basic Structure
Bare Essentials
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2 middle filters (the face recognizer and locater) with a front and back end
which displays images with id's
Desired Options
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Video Input
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Modular filters and front/back ends (i.e., ability to switch in other face
recognizers or locators or front and back ends, with well defined
inputs/outputs)
Bells and Whistles
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Live Video Input
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Optimized for speed
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Ported to Windows 2000/XP
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Configuration Script for easy install
Marketing Presentation
Screenshots from Demo Day
Job Division
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Justin: Marketing, Face Recognizer
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Bobby: Neural Networks
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Rob: Front/Back ends
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All three: testing, development of face locator, bells and whistles
Project Tools
Image Manipulation and Filtering
Automatic Documentation
Software Development Tools
Facial Recognition Code
Project Deadlines and Calandar
January 2003
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Filter Base Class
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Marketing Done
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Face Recognizer
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Marketing Presentations
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9:30 Weekly Meeting
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February 2003
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10:15 Team Meeting
Goals
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Meet with Al/Binu (all)
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Choose face recognizer(Justin)
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Framework completed
Includes: Makefile (Bobby), directory structure(all), CVS (source
control)(Justin), Compilable base(Bobby), GUI work(Rob)
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10:15 Team Meeting Goals
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We hope to be able to open, modify, and play a video file using the same
windowing libraries that we will use for our final project. (Rob)
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Understand the CSU code enough to train it to recognise a specific face(Justin)
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We hope to have the code for training the Face Locator video filter written and
some testing/debugging on it started.(Bobby)
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N Networks done
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Training Started
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10:15 Team Meeting
Goals
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Face recognizer integrated into our filter class (Bobby and Justin)
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Face Locator Arbitrator (Bobby)
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Integrate GUI with base frame class (Rob)
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Training Done
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Bells and Whistles
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PROJECT DONE!
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Testing Start
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Group Members
Justin Elliss
elliss@cs.utah.edu
login: elliss
Bobby Evans
revans@cs.utah.edu
login: revans
Robert Smith
rcsmith@cs.utah.edu
login: rcsmith
Created on Jan 11, 2002
Webmaster elliss@cs.utah.edu
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