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Oct 2026
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Computer Science and Engineering
Don Bosco Institute of Technology
Computer Science and Engineering
Don Bosco Institute of Technology
Computer Science and Engineering
Don Bosco Institute of Technology
Computer Science and Engineering
Don Bosco Institute of Technology
Computer Science and Engineering
Don Bosco Institute of Technology
Forensic face reconstruction is crucial for conducting criminal investigations and identifying missing persons and unknown individuals. However, conventional reconstruction methods mainly rely on sketching by forensic artists, making them highly subjective and time-consuming. The paper discusses “Verbal to Visual: AI-Powered Forensic Face Reconstruction” which is a novel approach to automating the process of face reconstruction by means of Speech Recognition, Natural Language Processing, Deep Learning, Computer Vision and Facial Recognition. The system takes verbal descriptions of such facial traits as age, gender, skin color, facial shape, eyes, nose, hairstyle, and other unique features as inputs. Verbal description is transformed into textual format and analyzed via Natural Language Processing techniques to extract information related to facial attributes. Finally, attributes are provided to text-to-image generation algorithms implemented via AI technologies and the facial reconstruction process is performed automatically. The generated image is compared against facial images contained in a database with the use of facial similarity matching techniques and ranked matching results are produced to help in the investigation process.
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The proposed Verbal to Visual AI-Powered Forensic Face Reconstruction system demonstrates the feasibility of utilising Artificial Intelligence for translating verbal descriptions into visual face representations. The system combines Speech Recognition, Natural Language Processing, AI-based image generation, Computer Vision, and face matching to provide an automated approach for forensic face reconstruction and candidate searching from the database. The results show the ability of the system to generate facial representations from verbal descriptions and match them with stored database images to provide ranked matching results. Thus, the proposed system can help forensic investigators in suspect visualization and identification. The system is a decision support tool, not an identification system.
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