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Face Recognition Using 3D Position within the Military Range
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In this paper represent a face recognition, three dimensional shape, normal intensity image and combination of these. To propose a human face recognition to threaten a opposite team soldier in the military border. In Our system first searches the approximate nearest neighbours distance, through the distance 3D can reflect to the opposite team soldier and threaten by human face 3D reflection. They can be afraid and return back and can model the human face like as it is human being with carrying of some weapons. It seems to be real human being with the top to bottom posture. So it can threaten a soldier and reducing the fight by using the human face recognition 3D.
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