Abstract

Abstract: This research paper introduces a novel approach to automate attendance tracking in educational institutions through the implementation of a Face Recognition-based attendance system using Python. Traditionally, attendance management has relied on manual processes, prone to errors and time-consuming activities such as roll-call or name calling. The primary objective of this project is to revolutionize attendance management by developing an automated system that utilizes facial recognition technology. By leveraging modern advancements in computer vision, this system aims to streamline the attendancetaking process, enhancing efficiency and accuracy while reducing administrative burdens.Implemented within the classroom environment, the system captures student information including name, roll number,admission number, class, department, and photographs for training purposes. Utilizing OpenCV for image extraction and processing.The workflow involves initial face detection using a Haarcascade classifier, followed by facial recognition utilizing the LBPH (Local Binary Pattern Histogram) Algorithm. Upon recognition, the system cross-references the captured data with an established dataset to automatically mark attendance. Furthermore, to facilitate easy record-keeping, an Excel sheet is dynamically generated and updated at regular intervals with attendance information, ensuring seamless integration with existing administrative processes. This research provides a practical solution for attendance management and also helps in broader discourse on leveraging emerging technologies for optimizing educational and organizational workflows

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