Affiliation:
1. RMD Sinhgad School of Engineering, Pune, India
Abstract
Catching the criminal on the basis of eyewitness description sketches which are generated by any software or hand drawn this technique becomes useful when there is deficiency of evidence. Recognising the sketches with face photos to find the results. A facial recognition is a technology capable of verifying a person by using deep learning is the part of data science and this creating more importance in law enforcement agencies. Deep learning generally used for recognising application like voice recognition, face recognition, audio and video recognition. In this system, we are working larger dataset because deep learning not useful for small amount of data. We first learn feature embeddings of key face components, and push corresponding parts of input sketches towards underlying component manifolds defined by the feature vectors of face component samples. We also propose another deep neural network to learn the mapping from the embedded component features to realistic images with multi-channel feature maps as intermediate results to improve the information flow. Our method essentially uses input sketches as soft constraints and is thus able to produce high-quality face images even from rough and/or incomplete sketches. Our tool is easy to use even for non-artists, while still supporting fine-grained control of shape details. Both qualitative and quantitative evaluations show the superior generation ability of our system to existing and alternative solutions. The usability and expressiveness of our system are confirmed by a user study.