Why is checking your face different from searching a crowd?
A face check asks whether you match one claimed identity. A search through a crowd asks which, if any, of many identities might match, making the size of the search and the treatment of uncertain candidates part of the problem.
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- When should a possible match become a decision?
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- National Institute of Standards and TechnologyFace Recognition Technology Evaluation (FRTE) 1:N Identification
Defines errors in one-to-many face searches and explains how thresholds and candidate review affect their interpretation.
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