PENGGUNAAN MODEL HIDDEN MARKOV DAN METODE NEURAL NETWORK SEBAGAI PENERAPAN TEKNOLOGI PENGENALAN WAJAH
Abstract
The human face recognition system is one of the fields that is quite developed at this time, where applications can be applied in the field of security (security system) such as permission to access room, surveillance (surveillance), as well as the search for individual identities in the police database. The face recognition approach aims to detect faces in 2-dimensional images and sequential images of videos that have many methods such as local, global, and hybrid approaches. Hidden Model Markov (HMM) is another promising method that works well for images with different lighting variations, facial expressions, and orientations. HMM is a set of statistical models used to characterize signal properties. An artificial neural network-based approach is learned from image examples and relies on techniques from machine learning to find relevant facial image characteristics. The characteristics studied were in the form of discriminant functions (ie non-linear decision surfaces), then used for face recognition. In this study there will be an application to compare Hidden Markov Models and Neural Network Method as a Face Recognition Technology Algorithm Model.
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