Deep CNN Model: A case study of predicting security surveillance activities utilizing Gender and Age
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2024-01-25
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Daffodil International University
Abstract
In this paper, we present F-AgeNet, a novel and highly efficient convolutional neural network
(CNN) model tailored for the task of age and face detection. Leveraging a combined dataset
comprising 22,708 images from a public dataset and 110 raw images from a private dataset, FAgeNet demonstrates remarkable accuracy in age group classification. The proposed model
outperforms widely recognized models such as VGGFace, OpenFace, DeepFace, EfficientNet, and
MobileNetV2, achieving a final test accuracy of 88.97%. Our age classification system categorizes
individuals into four distinct groups: Group 1 for ages between 0 and 18, Group 2 for ages under
30, Group 3 for ages under 80, and Group 4 for individuals aged 80 and above. This granular age
grouping not only enhances the model's precision but also provides valuable insights into agerelated facial features. F-AgeNet's architecture is meticulously designed to address the challenges
associated with both face and age detection. Through a careful fusion of the public and private
datasets, our model gains a comprehensive understanding of diverse facial characteristics,
contributing to its robust performance. The utilization of 110 raw images from the private dataset
further enriches the training process, making F-AgeNet adept at handling real-world scenarios.
Comparative analysis with existing state-of-the-art models reveals the superiority of F-AgeNet in
achieving high accuracy. The model's success can be attributed to its ability to extract intricate
facial features and discern subtle age-related patterns. The experimental results showcase FAgeNet's capability to surpass benchmark models, making it a valuable addition to the domain of
age and face detection. In addition to presenting F-AgeNet's superior performance, we contribute
a comprehensive evaluation of various established models, including VGGFace, OpenFace,
DeepFace, EfficientNet, and MobileNetV2. Our findings not only highlight F-AgeNet's efficacy
but also provide insights into the strengths and limitations of existing models in the context of age
and face detection.
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Machine Learning, Deep CNN Model, Security Surveillance, Computer Applications
