Sachin Hirisave

“Just like a brain” is the phrase used to describe Neural Networks; although an exaggeration they are rather abstract high dimensional functions capable of learning things that would be otherwise impossible to program. Dedicated for complex problems that don’t yield to traditional algorithmic approaches Neural Networks are simple to construct and often appear to be a good approach to certain classes of problems, such as pattern recognition. They use different layers of mathematical processing to make ever more sense of the information they are fed, from human speech to digital image. Essentially, they learn and change over time. That’s why they provide computers with a more intelligent and nuanced understanding of what confronts them. Herein we construct

Face Detection and Recognition

Picture Credit: Microsoft Bing The Hall of faces is where you find the face you are looking for, but you need to drink the poisoned water to find it. Well, this project came in handy after all! You don’t have to roam through the atrium at the House of Black and white in Bravos. You don’t have to fight Jaqen H’ghar to get the face you need, just run my code. This project involves training a network to identify faces in the images and labeling according to the faces in the picture. Comprising of training a network, encoding the faces and later identifying them. Posted by: Sachin Hirisave Click Here To Download The Paper