Matching composite drawings and mugshot photographs to determine the identity of the person
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In this thesis, a new photo-sketch generation and recognition technique is proposed using residual convolutional neural network architecture. For this, the proposed architecture is trained with face photos and sketches. Sketches are applied to the proposed Region-based Convolutional Neural Networks (RCNN) architecture and, face photos are obtained at network output. Then, the obtained face photographs are compared with the images in the database. It is associated with the highest similarity photograph. Structural Similarity Index (SSIM) is used to measure similarity. It is very useful for law enforcement for image processing applications. 188 images are used for training and testing. Of these, 148 are used for training. 20 are used for validation and 20 are used for testing. Data augmentation is applied to 148 images used for training. As a result of the data augmentation process, 444 face images are obtained and used for network training. As a result of network training, the success of the training curve is 90.55% and the validation success is 91.1%. True face recognition success from generated face images with SSIM is 93.89% for CUHK database and 84.55% AR database.
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Mustafa Karasolak
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Mustafa Karasolak (Master Thesis). Matching composite drawings and mugshot photographs to determine the identity of the person, 2019, Çankaya University.
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