Steven Dg. Boncolmo, Emerson V. Calaquian, M. V. Caya
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摘要
性别认同是一个研究仍在进行的重要课题。利用各种设计开发了许多性别识别系统。本文利用树莓派4 Model B和树莓派Camera Module V2,提供了一个基于图像的实时性别识别系统。近年来,从人脸图像中识别性别已经成为一个重要的问题。在计算机视觉领域,人们正在探索各种实用技术来解决这样一个困难的挑战。采集到的人脸特征作为输入或测试数据送入神经网络。神经网络被用来提取特征,并作为分类器来检测性别。然而,大多数方法的精密度和准确度都不高。以Python为编程语言,利用OpenCV、Keras、TensorFlow等函数来评估设计的有效性。针对外国和菲律宾的数据集测试了1000个样本,产生了接近90%的训练准确率和不到1%的损失准确率。因此,该系统是确定用户性别的可靠设备。
Gender Identification Using Keras Model Through Detection of Face
Gender identification is a critical topic in which research is still ongoing. Many gender identification systems have been developed utilizing various designs. With the help of the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B and Raspberry Pi Camera Module V2, this paper provides a real-time system for gender identification from images. Gender identification from face images has become a significant issue in recent years. In computer vision, various practical techniques are being explored to address such a difficult challenge. The face characteristic acquired is sent into the neural network as input or test data. The neural network was created to extract features and to function as a classifier to detect genders. However, the majority of these methods fall short of great precision and accuracy. With Python as the programming language, several functions such as OpenCV, Keras, and TensorFlow were utilized to assess the effectiveness of the design. A thousand samples were tested for foreign and Filipino datasets, yielding a training accuracy of nearly 90 percent and less than 1 percent loss accuracy. As a result, the system is a reliable device for determining a user’s gender.