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Real-Time Image Processing for Automated Criminal Identification


Volume:  13 - Issue: 11 - Date: 01-11-2024
Approved ISSN:  2278-1412
Published Id:  IJAECESTU425 |  Page No.: 2278 -1412
Author: Bhad Sainath Asharam
Co- Author: Mr. Jeetendra Singh Yadav
Abstract:-This paper The development of an Automated Criminal Identification System utilizing real-time image processing marks a significant leap in facial recognition technology for law enforcement applications. This system integrates advanced methodologies, including the Haar Cascade algorithm, to enhance the identification and surveillance of suspects in diverse environments. By leveraging an online platform, law enforcement agencies can monitor and identify individuals in real time, improving response times and operational efficiency. Performance evaluations reveal that the system achieves a high true positive rate of 92% and a false positive rate of 5%, ensuring reliable identification and reducing the risk of misidentification. The platform's additional features, such as user management, image filtering, and robust database maintenance, enhance its practicality and adaptability to real-world scenarios. Its ability to process live feeds from connected cameras and cross-reference them with a centralized criminal database demonstrates its efficiency and utility in modern policing. This research not only advances the current state of real-time image processing and facial recognition but also provides a practical tool for combating crime. By laying the groundwork for future improvements, including the integration of advanced machine learning algorithms and an expanded facial database, the system shows potential for shaping the future of public safety and security. The findings contribute to the broader discourse on leveraging technology to enhance law enforcement capabilities while addressing the challenges of accuracy, scalability, and ethical deployment
Key Words:-Automated Criminal Identification System, real-time image processing, facial recognition technology, Haar Cascade algorithm, law enforcement applications, criminal database, surveillance systems, operational efficiency,
Area:-Engineering
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