Volume 7 - Issue 2
Mechanization of Camera by Bare-skined Image Detection
Abstract
India is famous for its culture, heritage, and
some customs. In recent days, dresses have been made of
sentiment. These are images that others share through
pornographic videos and websites that play an important role
in many and all of them, including improper dressing
sensations for dangerous and life-threatening criminal acts. To
avoid this, we create a mechanism for capturing an image
based on improper dressing sense detection system. Whether it
is good or bad, the camera captures the image based on the
sense of clothing and the memory stored on the homepage,
which can be otherwise disabled. A camera image sensor
(CMOS operating pixel) that allows a reference image
(tutorial image) to be compared to the center image after the
comparison sensor, or to refuse to capture the image on a
percentage basis. The uses of Artificial Intelligence
technology and related methods for a long time, human origin
detection system reasoning, reasoning, decision making more
realistic simulation effects, of proper and improper clothes
detection technique has very broad applications in image
processing artificial reality. As an essential part of comparing
good or bad clothes detection, the dressing process also has an
important impact on the overall system performance and
applicability. Animating and Detecting Our Clothes to
Repeatly Reduce Programming Safety and Inappropriate
Dressing. This technique accurately finds the positive or
negative dress code based on the Random Support Vector
Regression (RSVR). More importantly, compared to other existing clothing techniques, the proposed method is easy to
implement and works, and in practice the network image can
meet the needs of the general consumer.
Paper Details
PaperID: 2011006
Author Name: S. Balakrishnan, T. Elakkiya, D. Alageshwari, S. Dhivya and M. Kamaladevi
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Country: India
Keywords: Camera Detection, AI Clothes Image System, Proper and Improper Clothes Detection
Volume: Volume 7
Issues: Issue 2
Issue Type: Issue
Year: 2020
Month: June
Pages:15-23