A Survey on Face Analysis and Its Applications (Face Recognition & Facial Age Estimation)
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Face Recognition is a widely used research area that is being carried out by researchers in order to use it in different areas. The reason is its sole importance in a number of applications like face detection in crime scenes by the videos of the CCTV cameras, biometrics, authentication in customer relationship etc. A problem that arises in face recognition is that because of complex features like wrinkles, facial expressions, aging, the face of a person is sometimes not recognized by the system. If a fine approach is achieved which can estimate the correct age of a person despite of the aging factors which affect the image, then most of the problems in the face recognition would be solved. This review paper provides a detailed survey of the various state of art techniques of age estimation which are helpful in face recognition.
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