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A Study on Human recognition from the Body shapes when Face Identification Fails

2023-06-07

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Is it possible to identify a person where face recognition fails? This question has motivated us to search for the available procedures with which the task of human identification can be achieved. In this survey, various approaches that support the fact of identifying the person when the Face identification fails with the information on hand of person’s body structure and shapes. Here an attempt is made to consoli...

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DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-3021182/v1

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