I have been working on a open source face recognition demo tool called FaceL for the past few months. FaceL is a simple and fun face processing and labeling tool that labels faces in a live video from an iSight camera or webcam. It uses OpenCV for face detection, ASEF correlation filters for eye localization, and a Support Vector Machine for face classification. FaceL is implemented in python (using PyVision, wxPython, SciPy, OpenCV, libsvm, and PIL libraries) with a binary executable available on Mac OS 10.5 Intel. (Windows and Linux versions expected soon.) FaceL has been fun to work on and I thought that the NumPy community might like to see their software in action. FaceL source code, videos, and executable can be found at: http://pyvision.sourceforge.net/facel
2009/5/5 David Bolme <bolme1234@comcast.net>:
I have been working on a open source face recognition demo tool called FaceL for the past few months. FaceL is a simple and fun face processing and labeling tool that labels faces in a live video from an iSight camera or webcam.
That's really neat -- I've always wanted to rig our office with biometric access control, and now you've provided a key ingredient! Thanks for sharing, David. Cheers Stéfan
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David Bolme
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Stéfan van der Walt