FACE RECOGNITION AND ATTENDANCE MARKING
USING MACHINE LEARNING
1st S.V.N.Rahul
2nd Parikshit Sharma
Cse.Iot Chandigarh University
Cse.Iot Chandigarh University
Mohali Punjab India
Mohali, Punjab India
19BCS4539@cuchd.in
19BCS4520@cuchd.in
Abstract—In the wake of the COVID-19 Pandemic, many aca- demic
institutions, Government organisations and Private sectorsare
suffering from the global cause which immensely affected. This
spreads quickly through close contact with anyone . This project aims
at face recognition and attendance marking which will play a major
role in attendance system and also acts as a transparent identity proof
in which the proxy is eliminated and this project can be used not only
in the education industry and many more like Industries,Hospitals etc
With the fast-moving world and everything moving towards
automation so we have to update and we have to transform the life
style towards automation as the new technologies are booming and
many things.
. Python programming ,tensor flow ,the open CV library,Keras
Camera module for face detection,Display Module Or Screen are the
technical and software domains used in fabricating the project ( Face
Detection and attendance marking).
Index Terms—Python,Tensor Flow ,Open CV, 4,Ml( Machine
learning) algorithm ,Camera module
I. INTRODUCTION
Face detection and attendance marking using Machine
learning is a project that utilizes computer vision technology
to identify whether a person is present or not. In this project,
camera is used to capture images of people, and then these
images are processed using machine learning algorithms to
determine whether or not a face recognition is present.
The project involves some main components:
Attendance marking: This is a embedded , low-cost
computer that provides the processing power for the project. It
is connected with a camera module that can capture images of
people with or without detection.It is a series of small single-
board computers
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developed in the UK by Foundation.devices typically consist
of a microprocessor, memory unit , and some input/output
ports, all packed into a credit-card-sized form factor. They are
capable of running a many operating systems and softwares ,
making them versatile tools for a range of applications. It
was initially created as an affordable as well as accessible
way to involve students and hobbyists for a wide range of
projects. Machine Learning Algorithm: The algorithms are
computer programs that can improve their performance on a
particular task through experience on there own . They are
used in a wide range of applications, such as natural
language processing, computer vision, speech recognition, and
recommendation systems.Here we make use of the computer
vision advantage of the algorithm as follows. The machine
learning algorithm is utilized to process the images captured
by the Attendance marking camera. The algorithm is trained
to recognize whether a face recognition is present in the image
or not and also that face recognition is worn by the person
in image properly.
Display: The Attendance marking supports a variety of
display modules, including HDMI displays, composite video
displays, and displays that connect to the GPIO pins.In our
project As the machine learning algorithm has processed the
image and determined whether a face recognition is present
or not, the result is displayed on a screen or other output
device.
II. RELATED WORK
R. K. Kodali et al. [1] proposed that to prevent the spread
of COVID-19, it is necessary to develop a real-time face
recognition detection model using a basic Convolutional
Neural Network (CNN). This model is built using TensorFlow,
Keras, Scikit-learn, and OpenCV. The proposed work consists
of three stages: pre-processing, training the CNN, and real-
time classification. The CNN classifies faces with and without
detections, with a validation accuracy of 96
E. Soumya et al. [2] proposed that recognizing whether
someone is wearing a face recognition is a critical task
with many applications. Automated face recognition detection
algorithms
currently available are designed to detect whether a person
is wearing a detection or not. Deep learning has significantly
improved face recognition recognition, with three algorithms
being commonly used: You Only Look Once (YOLO),
Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN), and Recurrent Neural
Networks (RNN). These algorithms can help identify
whether someone is wearing a face recognition in public
places and provide results.
J. N. C, et al. [3]Wearing a detection and maintaining a 6-
foot distance between people is crucial to prevent the spread
of COVID-19. The need for protective equipment, particularly
face recognitions, has become essential due to the global
health crisis. This project aims to create a real-time face
detection and identification system using machine learning and
a Convo- lutional Neural Network (CNN) model developed
with Tensor Flow, Keras, Scikit-learn, and OpenCV. The
proposed method also includes Principal Component Analysis
(PCA) and the HAAR Cascade Algorithm. A green rectangle
is displayed around a detectioned face, while a red rectangle
appears aroundan undetectioned face in the video stream.
S,Sruthi et al. [4] Proposed that it is crucial to prevent
the spread of the virus, but some people forget to wear
them, leading to rapid spread of the sickness. To detect
detection usage in public areas, a face recognition detector is
necessary. The WHO and governments have implemented
measures such as detection-wearing, sanitation, vaccination,
and social distancing toprevent the spread of COVID-19.
M. A. L. Pagarigan . [5] stated that research project has
developed a lightweight CNN model that uses a camera to
detect whether people are wearing face recognitions correctly
or incorrectly. MobileNetV2 achieved 97O. Simonoski . [6]O.
Simonoski proposes a real-time and highly accurate approach
for detecting non-detection wearers using a hybrid model of
deep and regular machine learning. The approach uses
OpenCV to recognize faces in real-time from a live feed
and sends the data to the cloud for further analysis. An
embedded system utilizing Python, OpenCV, and Tensor
Flow is used to make the process cost-efficient and scalable
on a Attendance marking. The solution aims to contribute to
community health and prevent local transmission of COVID-
19.
A. Jamini. [7]The COVID-19 pandemic has caused
widespread anxiety and disrupted daily life. Wearing
detections, using hand sanitizer, and monitoring body
temperature can help prevent transmission of the virus.
However, it’s not feasible to manually check everyone’s
compliance. A solution is proposed using a deep learning
system and Attendance marking board to detect individuals
not wearing detections or with high body temperature.
Precautions such as a sanitizer dispenser and mobile app alerts
can then be implemented in crowded areas like schools and
workplaces.
L. Nguyen. [8]This paper proposes an embedded machine
learning system for real-time detection of face recognitions
and mea- surement of human temperature using a Raspberry-Pi
camera and temperature sensor. The system employs a
MobileNetV2 model with pre-trained weights to classify
correctly wearing, incorrectly wearing, and not wearing a
detection. The results show that the system achieves high
accuracy rates of 98.61
K. P, S. Upadhyay . [?], [?]An automated system has been
developed to address the limitations of manual temperature
and detection scanning in public spaces. The system uses con-
tactless temperature scanning and a camera to detect high
temperatures or the lack of detections. A gate-like
mechanism is employed to block entry if feverishness or no
detection is detected. The system utilizes a temperature sensor
and camera connected to a Attendance marking to automate
the entire COVID scanning process, reducing the risk of
COVID-19 transmission in crowded locations such as malls,
schools, and universities.
D. Kolosov . [10] D.Kolosov proposed that the development
of efficient on-the-edge deep learning (DL) applications is
challenging due to the need to explore different DL models
with varying trade-offs, optimization options, and edge
devices with different constraints. To address this issue, a case
study was conducted where seven Image Classification (IC)
and six Object Detection (OD) SOTA DL models were
evaluated on five edge devices. The models were optimized
using SOTA optimization frameworks and different
optimization options, and the devices were compared based on
inference time, value, and efficiency. The study provides
valuable insights into selecting the appropriate optimization
framework, library, and device depending on the target metric.
M. S. Patil . [11] This project proposes a contactless face
recognition detection model based on machine learning and
image processing technology to accurately identify if a person
is wearing a detection properly or not. It follows social
distancing protocols and can be installed in public places like
ATMs, malls, educational institutions, and offices to reduce
the spread of COVID-19. The model is cost- effective, can run
on low-end computers like Attendance marking, and
encourages people to wear detections continuously. R.
Sivapriyan
. [12]R. Sivapriyan proposed that in today’s fast-paced digital
world, a reliable surveillance system is crucial, especially
with the increased use of video-based surveillance for security
purposes. This paper proposes an AI-based surveillance
system that can detect whether a person is wearing a
detection and has a temperature below a specified threshold.
The systemuses a cascade classifier generated by Machine
learning to accurately identify detections, despite external
factors that can impact traditional surveillance systems.
Attendance marking serves as the central hub for processing
and analyzing the video stream from the camera.
A. Methodology
Detecting face recognitions using Attendance marking can
be accom- plished using a few different methods. Our
approach is to use a camera module connected to the
Attendance marking to capture images or video of individuals
and then use machine learning algorithms to detect whether or
not they are wearing a detection. Here are the steps we
followed for approching result in our project
Setting up Attendance marking with a camera module and
make sure connections are working properly. Install Python
and the necessary libraries for machine learning, such as
OpenCV and TensorFlow. Collection of dataset of images of
people with and without detectionsis done further Here a pre-
existing
dataset or creating your own by taking pictures of individuals
wearing or not wearing detections can be used . Train a
machine learning model on the dataset. One popular algorithm
for image classification is convolutional neural networks
(CNNs) although a pre-trained CNN like VGG16 or Inception
V3 and fine-tune it for detection detection, model from
scratch. Python program is coded to capture images from the
camera module and use the trained model to detect
detections on individuals in the images. Run the program on
your Attendance marking and tested it out by pointing the
camera at individuals with and without detections. Here is a
flow chart or the work flow for the same: 1 Initialize the
Attendance marking 4 and its camera module. 2 Capture a
video stream from the camera module. 3 Extract individual
frames from the video stream. 4 Preprocess each frame by
resizing it and converting it to grayscale to reduce
computation time. 5 Use a pre-trained face detection model Fig. 1. Example of a figure caption.
to detect any faces in the frame. 6 For each detected face,
use a pre-trained detection model to determine whether the
face is wearing a detection or not. 7 Draw a bounding box Result and discussion
around the face and label it as ”detection” or ”no
detection” based on the detection model’s output. 8 Display
the processed frames with the bounding boxes and labels. 9
Repeat steps 2-8 for each subsequent frame in the video
stream. Optionally, the system could also include a notification
mechanism to alert individuals who are not wearing
detections or send notifications to relevant authorities for
action.

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Adrian Rhesa Septian Siswanto, Anto Satriyo Nugroho,
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Techniques for Application to Facebook" IEEE, 2008.
International Journal of Computer and Communication
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FILL ATTENDANCE
Automated Attendance System Using Face Recognition
Technique by Nirmalya Kar, Mrinal Kanti Debbarma, Ashim
TESTING
Saha, and Dwijen Rudra Pal. Real time face recognition system
using PCA and various distanceclassifiers by Deepesh Raj - IIT
Kanpur

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