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Video-Surveillance is a wide area of research and various researchers doing research in this field from the last decade. In our approach, we used one of the reliable biometric of a human i.e. face. Here we are using well-known PCA (Principal Component Analysis) Algorithm for the training process of the system because it is one of the best dimensionality reduction and one of the reliable algorithms. The weakness of current algorithm is that, when this algorithm is used alone for a surveillance purpose it does not give best results and when it combines with some other techniques which provide…mehr

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Video-Surveillance is a wide area of research and various researchers doing research in this field from the last decade. In our approach, we used one of the reliable biometric of a human i.e. face. Here we are using well-known PCA (Principal Component Analysis) Algorithm for the training process of the system because it is one of the best dimensionality reduction and one of the reliable algorithms. The weakness of current algorithm is that, when this algorithm is used alone for a surveillance purpose it does not give best results and when it combines with some other techniques which provide good results with good speed and accuracy. Now a day most researchers are doing research with single image only. In our approach we are having only one image per person in a dataset, PCA alone does not work well with that single image. Our approach is to use PCA with NN (Nearest Neighbors) and having confidence value that is favorable to use with NN replacing threshold value concept of PCA. For a single image, we need to set a specific threshold value depending upon the environment for recognition. And it is itself a very challenging task.
Autorenporträt
Er. Anshul Kumar Singh is currently serving as Assistant Professor of Department of the Post Graduate Department of Computer Science & Engineering at Raja Balwant Singh Engineering Technical Campus, Bichpuri, Agra. He obtained his B.Tech degree in Information Technology from U.P.T.U with First Division in 2012. He obtained the Master of Technology (M.Tech) degree from GLA University, Mathura in Computer Science & Engineering with First Division in 2014. He also qualified GATE with 97 percentile.