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This study introduces a novel live face detection (LFD) method using spectral imaging, achieving over 98% accuracy and under one-second detection times. This advanced LFD system offers a faster, more accurate alternative for identification verification.

Keywords:

live face detection neural network spectral image

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Biometrics
Computer Vision
Spectroscopy

Background:

Traditional facial recognition relies on 2D/3D images, limiting liveness detection.
Existing methods face challenges in speed and accuracy for real-time identification verification.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a novel live face detection (LFD) method using snapshot spectral imaging.
To enhance accuracy and speed in facial recognition systems for identification verification.

Main Methods:

Utilized snapshot spectral imaging and computational spectral reconstruction (Tikhonov regularization).
Employed Dlib face detection and Euclidean distance for face area extraction.
Trained a convolutional neural network (CNN) on a spectral database for liveness prediction.

Main Results:

Achieved spectral reconstruction fidelity over 99% for various samples.
CNN model demonstrated over 98% accuracy in predicting liveness.
System detection time consistently remained under one second, outperforming existing spectral imaging LFD methods.

Conclusions:

The proposed spectral imaging LFD method offers a superior alternative for accurate, highly integrated video LFD applications.
The system's speed and accuracy show significant potential for broader applications in recognition fields.
Pixel-level liveness detection experiments validated the method's theoretical results and practical viability.