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Face Detection in Distributed Camera Sensor Networks Rajapaksage Jayampathi DM Rasanjalee Himali OUTLINE Introduction Face Detection Distributed Camera Sensor Networks (DCS) Current Work Viola-Jones object detection framework Current Limitations: Proposed Work Distributed Face Detection Framework Implementation Future Plan Face Detection A computer technology that determines the locations and sizes of human faces in arbitrary (digital) images. It detects facial features and ignores anything else, such as buildings, trees and bodies. Is a specific case of object-class detection Many algorithms implement the face-detection task as a binary pattern-classification task Face Detection [Contd.] In our work we focus specially on the problem of face detection in still images. The most straightforward variety of this problem is the detection of a single face at a known scale and orientation. Even this, is a nontrivial problem. The most immediate application that comes to mind for face detection is as the first step in an automated face recognizer Distributed Smart Cameras (DSCs) Are real-time embedded systems that achieve computer vision using multiple cameras. One of the basic and most important problems of smart camera networks is face detection A smart camera consists of sensing, processing, and communication units which deliver some abstracted data of the observed scene. They perform a verity of image processing algorithms Ex : motion detection, segmentation, tracking, and object recognition and delivers color and geometric features, segmented objects or high level decisions as output Distributed Smart Cameras (DSCs) [Contd.] The main goal for the cameras is to provide sufficient processing power and fast memory for processing the images in real time while keeping power consumption low DSCs introduce distribution and collaboration to smart cameras. These cameras use distributed algorithms to perform camera operations. Multiple threads of pro