Abstract

Current facial recognition system utilizes the Principal Component Algorithm (PCA) and the Bounding Box method to recognize facial locations based on brightness levels. The problem that was found in the experiment was that unclear or illuminated light factors could cause inaccuracies in facial area recognition. PCA is an algorithm capable of performing dimensional reduction to recognize the face area. The recognition process involves image pre-processing, PCA analysis to produce vectors, and application of a Bounding Box to focus on critical areas. This research contributes to the development of reliable and efficient facial recognition systems, potentially applied in security and access management. The experiment used the Grimace dataset using the .jpg format, with tests on normal brightness and -50 decreases in brightness level. At the decrease in -50, the result shows that the smallest distance value is 3540.1, and the greatest distance is 6849.4 with the average value being 5810.110. face recognition results can recognize face images with the original image

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