ITM Web of Conferences (Jan 2022)

Supervisory framework for threat detection withmultilayer processing in CNN

  • Mule Omkar,
  • Pandit Abhijeet,
  • Karmakar Sujoy,
  • Kavale Atharva,
  • Waghmode Mr. Uttam

DOI
https://doi.org/10.1051/itmconf/20224403025
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 44
p. 03025

Abstract

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Face recognition has received huge acknowledgement due to its various uses in Internet communication, security, access control, surveillance, PC entertainment and law enforcement. Conventional methods of recognition based on the ownerships of identity-cards or full knowledge such as a security number or password are not totally solid. Physical ID cards can be lost or forged, passwords can be hacked or forgotten but a face is undoubtedly connected to its owner. It cannot be stolen, borrowed or easily forged. Our current system has a lot of weaknesses wherever it is simply taken and merged. The focus of this paper is to help users for development of the security by utilizing face identification and recognition. The proposed framework principally comprises of subsystems specifically picture capture, face identification and detection, email alerts and metal detection. Furthermore, the improvement in Computer Vision through Deep Learning algorithms has been an impressive achievement, especially with the Convolutional Neural Network algorithm. A convolutional neural network is a feed-forward neural network that is by and large used to break down visual pictures by using grid-like topology. It is also called as ConvNet. The objects in a picture are distinguished and arranged using convolutional neural network. CNN detects various simple complex patterns in images and data in its different layers of Convolution Layer, Max Polling Layer and Fully Connected Layer .This field intends to allow and configure machines to see the world as people do, and utilize the information for doing tasks (such as Image Analysis, Image Recognition and Classification, etc).