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Forensic facial recognition

Jilani et al., 2017

Document ID
15984463527674122895
Author
Jilani S
Driver S
Publication year
Publication venue
Manual of forensic science

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Facial recognition is a form of biometrics that has developed into an accepted forensic tool capable of positively identifying an individual. It is a niche field of forensic science, within which constant technological advancements and expertise are being deployed. The criminal …
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