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Classroom Attendance Monitoring using Haar Cascade and KNN Algorithm

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Attendance management within educational settings is undeniably vital, but the conventional manual method poses several issues, including time consumption and vulnerability to proxy attendance. To address these challenges, we have introduced an innovative face recognition system that outperforms previous technologies like iris recognition and traditional biometrics. By employing the Haar Cascade Classifier for precise face detection and the K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN) algorithm for face recognition, this system offers a robust solution. It maintains a dynamic dataset to store student information, ensuring adaptability as the student body evolves. Once a student's face is recognized, their attendance data is effortlessly recorded in a digital format, typically stored in a spreadsheet, there by eliminating manual record-keeping and enhancing overall classroom management efficiency. This automated approach not only saves valuable instructional time but also greatly reduces the potential for attendance inaccuracies, making it an invaluable asset for educational institutions.

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10.1109/idciot59759.2024.10467696
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W4393079160
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conference-paper
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EN
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