Eye-On™ AI - Facial Recognition Artificial Intelligence
Updated: 4 days ago
Facial recognition is best and most simply achieved by one three constant ratio. Two iris widths and their separation width are the constants of that ratio. The deployment of the technology offers global coverage of the human market. The animal stock, pet and wild animal identification markets are also extenstive. A similar technology could also be use to identify pairs of vehicle body markings or letter box or front door markings.

"a [ i ]" and "a [ i + 2 ]" are horizontal intervals which measure iris width. "a [ i+1 ]" is the interval between the 2 irises. Artificial irises will be registered by the technology’s database on update of the irises database, from the device.
The accurate and unique ratio of
A [ i ] = a [ i ] / a [ i + 1 ] / a [ i+2 ]
will remain the same, no matter what the relative eye positions are.
Perspective will cause some interval differentiation. Once the image is a database record, perspective can be programmed as a trigonometric scale. Sine will naturally scale the vertical, and cosine will obviously scale the horizontal. There will be scale intervals which will be analogue arrayed.
// cos ( x ) = sin ( x + Pi/2 ) //
A [ horizontal ] = sin ( A [ i ] + Pi/2 )
A [ vertical ] = sin ( A [ i ] )
A [ rotation ] = A [ horizontal ] , A [ vertical ]
The trigonometry above will function perfectly for any harmonic of any angle or displacement - the same variable.
A [ rotation ] will be an analogue database. Please read the Xerqon article about Analogue Database.
This is the world’s simplest, most accurate and precise facial recognition software solution ever devised.
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