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Viola-Jones Real-time Face Detection

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In this talk I will go through a Viola-Jones approach for real-time face detection in images: first proposed in 2001, it is now a de facto standard for real-time face detection, used in multiple computer vision libraries. Provided I have enough time, I might touch related computer vision aspects, like face detection and face recognition.

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