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The Evaluation of Face The Evaluation of Face Recognition Systems: Recognition Systems: Face Recognition Technology Face Recognition Technology Program Face Recognition Program Face Recognition Vendor Test Vendor Test Michael Mack Wenmei Huang Instructor: Anil K. Jain Overview Overview Applications An introduction to evaluating biometric systems Facial Recognition Evaluations Part I: Face Recognition Part I: Face Recognition Applications Applications Market Share Market Share Applications Applications Physical Logical Access Control OMRON ($45,455). Civil Identification Applications ( Con’t) Applications ( Con’t) Criminal Identification Surveillance eCommerce / Retail Virginia Beach Installs Face-recognition Virginia Beach Installs Face-recognition Cameras (Wednesday, July 3, 2002) Cameras (Wednesday, July 3, 2002) In order to improve the security of July 4th, Virginia Beach installs 13 cameras positioned over popular walkways, which can automatically recording and comparing the faces of visitors to images of suspected criminals and runaways. Part II: An Introduction to Part II: An Introduction to Evaluating Biometric Systems Evaluating Biometric Systems The Need for Evaluation The Need for Evaluation Are the actual performance of biometric systems as good as their performance estimates? Who Will Do the Evaluation? Who Will Do the Evaluation? Evaluations must be administered by independent groups and must be tested on biometric signatures not previously seen by a system What Is Evaluated? What Is Evaluated? An ideal biometric must satisfy the following requirements: – Universality – Distinctiveness – Collectability – Circumvention Performance Statistics Performance Statistics Identification