Face Recognition Based Automated Attendance Management System
Face Recognition Based Automated Attendance Management System
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ABSTRACT
At the beginning and end of each session, attendance is an important aspect of
Article Info the daily classroom evaluation. When using traditional methods such as calling
Volume 9, Issue 1 out roll calls or taking a student's signature, managing attendance can be a
Page Number : 261-268 time-consuming task. The teacher normally checks it, although it's possible
that a teacher will miss someone or some students' answers many times. Face
Publication Issue recognition-based attendance system is a solution to the problem of
January-February-2022 recognizing faces for the purpose of collecting attendance by utilizing face
recognition technology based on high-definition monitor video and other
Article History information technology. Instead of depending on time-consuming approaches,
Accepted : 08 Feb 2022 we present a real-time Face Recognition System for tracking student
Published : 17 Feb 2022 attendance in class in this work. The suggested method included identifying
human faces from a webcam using the Viola-Jones technique, resizing the
identified face to the desired size, and then processing the resized face using a
basic Local Binary Patterns Histogram algorithm. After the recognition is
completed, the attendance will be immediately updated in a SQLite database
with the relevant information. Many institutions will profit greatly from this
endeavor. As a result, the amount of time it takes and the number of human
errors it makes are minimized, making it more efficient.
Keywords : Face Detection, Viola-Jones Algorithm, Face Recognition,
Attendance, OpenCv.
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Also, a teacher will be able to tell if a student was easy to develop Web services by invoking COM or
honest as these methods mentioned can be used by COBRA components. It has powerful control
anyone for attendance records [21], but with the face capabilities as it calls directly through C, C++ or Java
detection and recognition system in place, it will be via Python [26]. The Python also processes XML and
easy to tell if a student is actually present in the other markup languages as it can run on all modern
classroom or not. This system will not only improve operating systems through same byte code.
classroom control during lectures, it will also possibly
detect faces for student attendance purposes. 4.1 Open CV
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V. System Design
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radio frequency identification (RFID), near field technology to track the incident and user friendly
communication (NFC), biometric identification or design.
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