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Student Identification in Educational Institutions Through Automated Facial Recognition Systems


Authors : Peter-Ilesanmi Folasade Victoria; Tayo P. Ogundunmade; Afolabi O. Adedamola

Volume/Issue : Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 10 - October


Google Scholar : https://tinyurl.com/389byevh

DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/26Oct667

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Abstract : This study aims to explore two types of machine learning techniques, namely deep learning and probabilistic modeling, for the automatic identification of students using facial recognition technology. The study adopted an experimental design with a dataset of 620 facial images of 31 students, comparing the results of layer-wise feature extraction using the Residual Network-50 with the Gaussian Mixture Model clustering technique.

Keywords : Facial Recognition, ResNet-50, Gaussian Mixture Model, Feature Discrimination, Student Identification.

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This study aims to explore two types of machine learning techniques, namely deep learning and probabilistic modeling, for the automatic identification of students using facial recognition technology. The study adopted an experimental design with a dataset of 620 facial images of 31 students, comparing the results of layer-wise feature extraction using the Residual Network-50 with the Gaussian Mixture Model clustering technique.

Keywords : Facial Recognition, ResNet-50, Gaussian Mixture Model, Feature Discrimination, Student Identification.

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30 - November - 2026

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