Survey on implementation of enhanced uniform circular local binary pattern algorithm for sketch recognition
Shital Zalke, Prakash S. Mohod · 2015
In this papert to determine the uniqueness of criminal, growth in biometric technology have provide law enforcement agency other tools. but, several crimes take place where none of the information is present, but instead an eyewitness description of the crime is presented. In these circumstances, a forensic artist is commonly used to work with the eyewitness in order to draw a sketch that depicts the facial look of the criminal according to the spoken description. Forensic sketches differ from view sketches in that they are drawn by a police sketch artist using the description of the issue provided by an eyewitness. Because face sketches represent the original faces in a very short recognizable form, they play an vital role in criminal investigations, human illustration discernment, and face biometrics. Sketches used in forensic investigations are either drawn by forensic artists (forensic sketches) or created with computer software. These sketches are posted in public places and in media in hopes that some viewers will provide tips about the identity of the suspect.