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Facial recognition for PHP

Asked by JimMead in Miscellaneous Software, PHP Scripting Language, Linux

Tags: Facial recognition, face detection, biometrics, Linux, PHP, MySQL

Hi,
I am interested in setting up facial recognition on a linux server, preferably something that can recognise faces at an angle, under different lighting conditions, different facial expressions, with/without glasses or facial hair.
Ideally it should be possible to generate a "faceprint" from an image that can be saved to a database for later comparison, so that when a compare is done we only need to find similar records in the database.
The idea is that we have 2 PHP scripts, the first will scan a directory of images and save the faceprints to the database, we can then delete these images. The other script will allow a user to upload an image, and then compare that image to the faceprints in the database, showing the top 5 closest matches in order of closeness.

I would also be interested in something similar that allows shape recognition, logos for example.

Is any of this possible, or am I being too optimistic?
Hope you can help,
Jim
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