Face Verification for Secure Access

Project Overview:

Objective

The “Face Verification for Secure Access” project aims to create a dataset for training machine learning models to perform accurate facial recognition and verification for secure access control systems. This dataset will enhance security measures in various domains, including building access, device authentication, and identity verification.

Scope

This project involves collecting facial image data from various sources, including volunteers, security camera footage, and publicly available datasets, and annotating them with identity labels and verification outcomes.

Sources

Volunteers: Recruit volunteers to provide facial images for the purpose of face verification.
Security Camera Footage: Collect video footage from security cameras that capture individuals entering secure premises.
Publicly Available Datasets: Utilize publicly available datasets containing diverse facial images for research and training.

Data Collection Metrics

Total Facial Images for Verification: 20,000 images
Volunteers: 12,000
Security Camera Footage: 5,000
Public Datasets: 3,000

Annotation Process

Stages

Face Verification: Annotate each facial image with identity labels and indicate whether the verification was successful or not.
Metadata Logging: Log metadata, including the date, time, and location of image capture, as well as verification confidence scores.

Annotation Metrics

Facial Images with Verification Labels: 20,000
Metadata Logging: 20,000

Quality Assurance

Annotation Verification: Implement a validation process involving security experts to review and verify the accuracy of identity labels and verification outcomes.
Data Quality Control: Ensure the removal of low-quality images or those with poor resolution from the dataset.
Data Security:Protect sensitive biometric data, maintain privacy compliance, and obtain consent from volunteers when necessary.

QA Metrics

Annotation Validation Cases: 2,000 (10% of total)
Data Cleansing: Remove low-quality or irrelevant images

Conclusion

The “Face Verification for Secure Access” dataset is a crucial resource for enhancing access control and security systems. With accurately annotated facial images and comprehensive metadata, this dataset empowers the development of advanced facial recognition models and access control systems that can ensure secure and efficient access to protected areas and devices. It contributes to improved security measures in various domains, offering a reliable and convenient means of identity verification for enhanced access control and authentication.