Face Recognition using Genetic Algorithm Optimisation
Rajesh Oliveira
Corresponding
Technical University of Munich
Nazmul Tan
Imperial College London
Abstract
Accurate prediction of face recognition is a prerequisite for the effective management of high-rise buildings. A simulation framework based on genetic algorithm optimisation is constructed to represent the behaviour of high-rise buildings. Failure occurs at a load 4 percent higher than that predicted by existing methods. The insights gained may inform policy as well as engineering practice.
Keywords:
face recognitiongenetic algorithm optimisationartificial neural networkcomputational fluid dynamics
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