Age & Gender Prediction
Age & Gender Prediction
PREDICTION
PRESENTED BY
CH. DIVYA (18R11A0558)
A. KALYANI (18R11A0549)
G.GANESH (19R15A0508)
ABSTRACT
Automatic prediction of age group and gender from face images acquired
in unconstrained conditions is an important and challenging task in many
real-world applications.
Nevertheless, the conventional methods with manually-designed features
are unsatisfactory because of incompetency to tackle large variations in
unconstrained images.
This difficulty is alleviated to some degree through Convolutional Neural
Networks (CNN) for its powerful feature representation.
Age and gender, two of the key facial attributes, play a very foundational
role in social interactions.
Making age and gender estimation from a single face image is an
important task in intelligent applications, such as access control, human-
computer interaction, law enforcement, marketing intelligence and visual
surveillance etc.
The objective of the project is to build a gender and age predictor that can
approximately guess the gender and age of the person(face) in a picture.
REQUIREMENTS
Hardware Requirements
● System : Intel core I3 or higher
● Hard disk : 1GB
● RAM : 4GB
Software Requirements
● Operating System : Windows 7,8,10
● OpenCv-Python
● Numpy
EXISTING AND PROPOSED MODEL
Almost all of the early methods in age and gender classifications were
handcrafted, focussing on manually engineering the facial features from
the face and mainly provides a study on constrained images that were
taken from controlled imaging conditions.
In 1999, Kwon and Lobo developed the very first method for age
estimation focusing on geometric features of the face that determine the
ratios among different dimensions of facial features.
Hence, in 2004, Lanitis et al. [30] proposed an Active Appearance Model
(AAM) based method that included both the geometric and texture
features, for the estimation task.
This method is not suitable for the unconstrained imaging conditions
attributed to real-world face images which have different degrees of
variations in illumination, expression, poses, and so forth.
From 2007, most of the approaches also employed manually designed
features for the estimation task
However, it is still a challenging problem classifying unconstrained faces
with large variations in illumination, viewpoint, nonfrontal, etc.
There is a need for a suitable and robust model that can improve the state-
of-the-art methods for its applicability in intelligent and real-world
applications.
Here, we address those issues by designing a robust image preprocessing
algorithm, pretrain the model on large-scale facial aging benchmarks with
noisy age and gender labels, and also regularize the CNN parameters with
our novel CNN framework.
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