For real-world applications, such as video monitoring, interaction between human machines and safety systems, face recognition is very critical. Deep learning approaches have demonstrated better results in terms of precision and processing speed in image recognition compared to conventional methods. In comparison to traditional methods. While facial detection problems with different commercial applications have been extensively studied for several decades, they still face problems with many specific scenarios, due to various problems such as severe facial occlusions, very low resolutions, intense lighting and exceptional changes in image or video compression artifacts, etc. The aim of this work is to robustly solve the issues listed above with a facial detection approach called Convolution Neural Network with Long short-term Model (CNN-mLSTM). This method first flattened the original frame, calculating the gradient image with Gaussian filter. The edge detection algorithm Canny-Kirsch Method will then be used to identify edge of the human face. The experimental findings suggest that the technique proposed exceeds the current modern methods of face detection.
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