Demo: Mask and Maskless Face Classification System to Detect Breach Protocols in the Operating Room
This live demo allows ICDSC participants to interact with a
system to classify faces into two categories: faces with and
without surgical masks. The system assigns a per-person
ID through tracking in order to trigger only one alarm for a
maskless face across several frames in a video. The tracking
system also decreases the false positive rate. The system
reaches 5 fps with several faces in VGA images on a conven-
tional laptop. The output of our system provides confidence
measures for the mask and maskless face detections, image
samples of the faces, and for how many frames faces have
been detected or tracked. This information is very useful
for offline tests of the system. Our demo is the result of
a project in cooperation with an IT company to identify
breach protocols in the operating room.
keywords: Face detection, mask detection, tracking
Publication: Congress
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June 18, 2021
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This live demo allows ICDSC participants to interact with a
system to classify faces into two categories: faces with and
without surgical masks. The system assigns a per-person
ID through tracking in order to trigger only one alarm for a
maskless face across several frames in a video. The tracking
system also decreases the false positive rate. The system
reaches 5 fps with several faces in VGA images on a conven-
tional laptop. The output of our system provides confidence
measures for the mask and maskless face detections, image
samples of the faces, and for how many frames faces have
been detected or tracked. This information is very useful
for offline tests of the system. Our demo is the result of
a project in cooperation with an IT company to identify
breach protocols in the operating room. - A. Nieto-Rodríguez, M. Mucientes, V.M. Brea - 10.1145/2789116.2802655
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