Facial Identification

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The primary function of Facial Recognition and Facial Identification are to either Authenticate someone’s identity or to Identify an unknown individual.

The process of Authentication, is considered to be a 1:1 process, meaning that an individuals face and positive identity are already stored in a database and the system is only comparing the image of the individual present against a known image in a database. This type of system would be used in a controlled environment such as a high-security military location, a nuclear plant or a secure business facility. In the case of Facial Recognition, the computer is comparing key points on an individuals face standing in front of a sensor (camera) and comparing it against an existing image on file

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