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IJSREM54893
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Dec 2025
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
FaceMatch: An AI-Driven Forensic Facial Composite and Identification System Using Deep Learning. FaceMatch, an AI-driven forensic facial composite and identification system for law enforcement. The system enables creating composite sketches and matching them against large photo databases using deep learning.FaceMatch uses a hybrid face recognition approach combining the `face_recognition` library (dlib- based ResNet-34) with an OpenCV fallback. The primary method achieves 99.38% accuracy on standard benchmarks using 128-dimensional face encodings and cosine similarity. The system is trained on 20,655 face images and tested on 679 images, with pre-built indexing for fast retrieval. The architecture includes a React/TypeScript frontend with a drag-and-drop composite sketch builder and a Flask REST API backend. The backend uses vectorized similarity calculations, parallel processing, and caching to reduce comparison time from minutes to seconds. The system supports sketch-to-photo matching by comparing user-created sketches against a pre-indexed sketch database and returning corresponding photos.
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8/11/2025
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