DevOps Online Posted December 11, 2020 Share Posted December 11, 2020 As everyone is now wearing masks on a daily basis, it has made it more difficult for facial recognition software to identify faces. Indeed, the NIST studies the impact of mask-wearing on the technology and found out that lots of vendors struggled with it. After a few months, the tech has now been improved to fit the current circumstances. A NIST scientist declared that the new algorithms from developers showed better results and fewer error rates. These machine learning algorithms are now more accurate than ever. A report published by NIST revealed their findings, however, the test images used were photographs of people with digital masks and not people wearing actual masks, which might represent an issue. The post Machine-learning algorithms better at recognising masked faces appeared first on DevOps Online. View the full article Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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