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GRENZE International Journal of Engineering and Technology Vol. 9 (2023), Issue 2

Finding Missing Person using AI

Authors

Madhav Lahoti, Sanchit Gajam, Aditya Kasat, Nataasha Raul

Abstract

Many people and children in the world go missing every day, which the police and local authorities must deal with. The police and municipal authorities deal with many missing persons and kid cases every day. In 2020, National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) listed around 300 thousand missing persons in India. The general process normally deals with investigation, which requires experience and can be time-consuming if the missing person is migrated. The overall procedure usually entails inquiry, which is time-consuming and requires experience. Our research intends to create an AI system that can identify and evaluate a person’s facial features and then compare them to a face in the database, even if they are located years after going missing. Using the Yale Face Dataset on Kaggle containing over 70,000 images for the model, the training of such large dataset improved the model for the Eigenface as well as the GAN algorithm with the use of OpenCV and HaarCascade library helped improve and enhance the accuracy with the result of near 99

Pages: 603 - 612