— Are you familiar with their work?

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Fairy Tales of Safety: A Successful Experiment
- Hi, Bob!

- Good morning, boss! What happened?

— There is a problem. Six months ago, there was a terrorist attack in the metro. People died, and then there were no trains on the fifth line for almost four months.

- Yes, I remember. After that, the FBI decided to install cameras in the subway.

— Or rather, Company M installed cameras in the bolivia whatsapp data at the request of the police and the FBI. And we were able to track passengers both at the approaches to the subway and on the platforms, and then even on trains. But now, due to the epidemic, people wear masks, which means it is impossible to track passengers as before. Any ideas?

- Well, I think it will make our work much more difficult, but it will hardly stop us. I read that the staff of the technical university taught the "smart home" system to recognize faces under a medical mask using inexpensive video adapters.


- Yes. I studied at this university. To identify a person whose face is hidden under a mask, a special algorithm was developed: it identifies key points in the upper part of the face and identifies the person by them. The system reads the part of the face that is not hidden by the mask and compares it with the biometric data loaded into the database.

- But in this way the system can only recognize those it already knows?