Summary
This paper discusses the use of High Dynamic Range (HDR) imaging technology in improving the accuracy of unfamiliar face recognition, particularly in the context of surveillance, forensics, and photo-ID verification. The study found that HDR imaging can significantly improve face matching accuracy and reduce reaction times compared to traditional low dynamic range (LDR) imaging.
Categories
Education and learning: The paper discusses the use of HDR imaging technology as a tool to improve the accuracy of unfamiliar face recognition, which is a critical skill in various fields such as surveillance and forensics.
Cognitive function and memory: The paper explores how HDR imaging can enhance human cognitive function in the context of unfamiliar face recognition, by providing higher fidelity reproduction of real-world lighting and colours.
Author(s)
R Suma
Publication Year
2020
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