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Facial acne recognition system based on machine learning
Facial acne plagues many people, causing appearance anxiety and even
psychological problems. However, the skin detector or software using
traditional image processing technology on the market cannot give
consideration to both low cost and high precision. This research aims to
develop a low-cost and efficient method to detect facial acne through
machine learning. We use hundreds of facial acne patients' pictures
collected on the network, use Photoshop to split into thousands of pictures
of appropriate size and manually label them as data sets and verification
sets, and train them in YOLOX model to finally identify and label skin
problems such as facial pustules, acne marks, etc. through one person's
facial photos. At present, we have run the system on the desktop (AMD R7
4800H+GTX1650) normally, using the latest YOLOX framework of the open-source
YOLO series. In order to improve the learning quality under limited training
data, image preprocessing including sharpening and flipping is introduced.
The experimental results show that the recognition rate of this method for
some skin problems can reach 80%. By further expanding the data set, it can
achieve low-cost facial problem recognition. At the same time, this research
is also a good case of applying deep learning technology to product design.