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“FACE MASK DETECTION SYSTEM”
Submitted by:
Suyansh Saxena [191340101029]
Aman Rawat [191340101005]
Ritesh Mishra [191340101023]
Arun Kumar [191340101011]
Submitted to:
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
I hereby declare that the Minor Project Synopsis Report entitled, “FACE MASK
DETECTION SYSTEM” Submitted for the Bachelor of Technology Degree in CSE. Is our
original work under the guidance of Mr. Ravindra Rawat, Assistant Professor Computer
Science and Engineering, Institute of Technology Gopeshwar. The project report has not
formed the basis for the award of any degree, associate fellowship or any other similar titles.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We would like to express our special thanks of gratitude to our guide Mr. Ravindra Rawat
who gave us the golden opportunity to do this wonderful project on the topic “FACE
MASK DETECTION SYSTEM”, which also helped us in doing a lot of Research and we
came to know about so many new things we are really thankful to them. Secondly, we would
also like to thanks our parents and friends who helped me a lot in finalizing this project
within the limited time frame.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
3. Planning of work 5
4. Conclusion 6
5. References 7
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LIST OF TABLES
1. Team Description
2. Software Required
3. Technologies Used
LIST OF FIGURES
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INTRODUCTION
With the outbreak of the Coronavirus Disease in 2019, life seemed to be had come to a
standstill. To combat the transmission of the virus, World Health Organization (WHO)
announced wearing of face mask as an imperative way to limit the spread of the virus.
However, manually ensuring whether people are wearing face masks or not in a public area is
a cumbersome task. The exigency of monitoring people wearing face masks necessitated
building an automatic system.
Face mask detection refers to detect whether a person is wearing a mask or not.
The primary way the coronavirus spreads is from person to person by respiratory
droplets produced when an infected person coughs, sneezes or talks. Face masks,
however, can block these droplets.
It used to be that masks were recommended only for people who knew they had
COVID-19, as a way to protect others around them. When it became apparent, however,
that the virus can be transmitted by people before they start showing symptoms (pre-
symptomatic) and by people who never develop symptoms (asymptomatic), the Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) broadened its guidelines, urging everyone to
wear a cloth face covering in public.
A few studies suggest cloth face masks offer some protection for the wearer, but the
protective perks are most obvious when everyone covers the mouth and nose. Think of it
as a collective benefit: The more people who block the transmission of the virus with
face coverings, the less virus there is circulating in the community. This reduces
everyone's risk for infection.
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4. Masks may help the economy recover
The widespread use of face masks could significantly slow the growth rate of virus cases
, which led us to take preventive measures from the covid-19 .
In the absence of a vaccine and more effective drug therapies to treat people who are
sick with COVID-19, the preventive measures of handwashing, physical distancing and
mask wearing
TEAM DESCRIPTION
SOFTWARE REQUIRED
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TECHNOLOGIES USED
Name Function
Open CV For real-time Computer Vision.
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OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT
Problem:
COVID-19 is a highly contagious disease, and the WHO and other health agencies have
recommended that people use face masks to prevent its transmission. All governments are
attempting to guarantee that face masks are worn in public places, but it is difficult to
manually identify those who are not wearing face masks in crowded places.
Purposed Solution:
To deal with the pandemic more effectively, developing central systems capable of
automatically detecting whether a person is wearing a face mask or not has become an
engaging topic for people working in this sphere. A countless number of researches have
been initiated lately in this domain.
Intelligent Alerts.
Facial Recognition.
Camera Agnostic.
Easy Implementation.
Staff Friendly.
No New Hardware Needed.
Although different network architecture performs better in mask detection tasks, the
model suffers limitations due to large dataset performance .
The irregularities in images, like those with insufficient light and side angle, need
proper attention .
Also, another major challenge is to achieve high accuracy in the least possible time .
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Additionally, the video analysis has difficulties, including motion blur, transitioning
between frames, etc. .
PLANNING OF WORK
Fig. The proposed flow diagram for face mask detection system
The first phase is the training phase. This stage is initiated with the collection of the dataset.
One of the most crucial steps is to have a good quantity and quality of data. One can prepare
the dataset or use already existing datasets from the various available sources. If preparing
yourself, the size of data could be increased by using techniques like data augmentation.
Also, the data has to be cleaned before use because it plays a significant role in building a
model. Various Steps involved in data cleaning. After obtaining a good quality dataset, the
model is selected under the system’s demands and trained on the chosen dataset. Multiple
techniques could be used to accomplish the target. By acquiring the most suitable trained
model, the first phase comes to an end. In the subsequent step, the frames from the images
are used as input to the trained model.
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CONCLUSION
To deal with the pandemic more effectively, developing central systems capable of
automatically detecting whether a person is wearing a face mask or not has become an
engaging topic for people working in this sphere. A countless number of researches have
been initiated lately in this domain. If used constructively, the deployment of the model could
be beneficial in public areas. The proposed system could be upgraded for future works by
integrating them with automated thermal detection systems. Also, a check on whether social
distancing is being practised in crowded areas could be an add-on to the system.
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REFERENCES
1. https://mechomotive.com/face-mask-detection/
2. https://www.simplilearn.com/computer-vision-article
3. https://www.javatpoint.com/machine-learning
4. https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/omkargurav/face-mask-dataset