DeepFace: State-of-the-Art Face Attribute Analysis in Python
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Frank
- February 10, 2023
- age prediction
- age prediction from facial images
- computer vision face detection
- data magic
- Data Science
- Deep Learning
- deepface
- deepface library in python
- deepface python
- Face Detection
- face detection with opencv
- FACE RECOGNITION
- face recognition python
- face verification
- facial emotion recognition
- Facial Recognition
- gender prediction
- image processing
- Machine Learning
- mediapipe
- OpenCV
- python computer vision
- rob mulla
Rob Mulla provides this tutorial where he goes over how to use DeepFace. Deepface is a lightweight face recognition and facial attribute analysis (age, gender, emotion and race) framework for python.
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What’s the Real Deal with Amazon Sidewalk and Privacy?
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Frank
- June 4, 2021
- 900 mhz
- Alexa
- Amazon
- bandwidth
- Bluetooth
- Camera
- Data
- Echo
- Encryption
- Facial Recognition
- gadget
- government agency
- hacker
- internet connection
- internet of things
- IoT
- Law Enforcement
- legislation
- mesh network
- network packet
- Open Source
- opt out
- Police
- Politics
- Privacy
- Regulation
- ring
- router
- Security
- server
- sidewalk
- Speaker
- surveillance
- tile
- tracker
- transmission
- update
- video recording
- voice recording
- wireless
censiCLICK gets behind the hype of Amazon Sidewalk and gets to the truth.
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Facial Recognition and Attendance Project
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Frank
- September 9, 2020
- ATTENDANCE PROJECT
- attendance system
- Coding
- Computer Vision
- cv2
- Deep Learning
- Face Detection
- face detection opencv
- face detection using opencv
- face opencv
- FACE RECOGNITION
- FACE RECOGNITION & ATTENDANCE PROJECT
- face recognition attendance system
- face recognition opencv
- face recognition opoencv
- face recognition python
- face recognition with python
- Facial Recognition
- how to do face recognition
- OpenCV
- opencv3
- python3
- Tutorial
- video analysis
Murtaza’s Workshop – Robotics and AI posted this video to explains how to perform Facial recognition with high accuracy. We will first briefly go through the theory and learn the basic implementation. Then we will create an Attendance project that will use webcam to detect faces and record the attendance live in an excel sheet. […]
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Google’s TensorFlow Gets a New Test for Training Data Leaks
Google late last month debuted experimental tests for its TensorFlow Privacy library designed to reduce the degree to which machine learning models leak identifiable personal information in training data sets, such as for biometric facial recognition. The test module enables developers to “assess the privacy properties of their classification models,” according to Google. The testing […]
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Nvidia Patches Vulnerable Drivers/vGPUs and TikTok Caught!
TikTok To Stop Scraping Clipboard Data, a Nationwide Bill could Ban Facial Recognition, and Nvidia Discloses Multiple Vulnerabilities.
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Facial Recognition Bans are Trending
Hak5’s latest edition of Threatwire highlights some fascinating recent developments in the security field. Lamphone Can “See” Your Conversations, Facial Recognition Bans are Trending, and Honda was Hit With Ransomware
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Defeating Facial Recognition
A few years back, I attended a session on ethics issues around facial recognition and tips on defeating the algorithm. Hak5 explains how to defeat facial recognition in 2020.
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Facial Recognition with Python
sentdex has created a tutorial for implementing the face recognition package for Python. Check out a text-based tutorial and the sample code.
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First Look at the AI Camera Systems at CES
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Frank
- January 9, 2020
- AI
- ai algorithms
- AI CAMERAS
- ai learning
- ai machine learning
- ai systems
- Amazon
- artificial intelligence
- CES
- ces 2019
- ces 2020
- ces las vageas
- CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SHOW
- consumer electronics show 2020
- consumer home
- cool gadgets
- Deep Learning
- EYERIS
- Facial Recognition
- gadgets
- KATHERINE BINDLEY
- Machine Learning
- PATSCAN
- PRIVACY CONCERNS
- science
- Security
- Tech
- tech first look
- tech news
- Technology
- the wall street journal
- ws
Katherine Bindley of the Wall Street Journal is at CES to take a look at the latest AI-infused cameras on the market. Two new smart systems use cameras, artificial intelligence and an assortment of sensors to keep watch over you—Patscan looks for threats in public spaces, while Eyeris monitors the driver and passengers in a […]
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Face Changing Projection Mask
SeanHodgins shows you an interesting project designed to confuse facial recognition systems.
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