Abstract. Face recognition systems detect faces in moving or still images and then recognize them. However, face detection is not an error-free process, especially when designed for real-time systems. Thus the face recognition algorithms have to operate on faces that are not ideally framed. In this paper we analyze quantitatively the impact of face detection errors on six different face recognition algorithms. Hence, we propose a matching of face recognition algorithms with face detector performance, which can be used for a system based on the expected performance of the face detector.
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