Sistema de Reconocimiento Facial Federado en Conjuntos Abiertos basado en OpenMax
Ander Galv\'an, Marivi Higuero, Jorge Sasiain, Eduardo Jacob

TL;DR
This paper introduces a federated learning facial recognition system that incorporates the OpenMax algorithm to effectively identify known and unknown individuals while preserving privacy in open-set scenarios.
Contribution
It presents a novel integration of OpenMax with federated learning for open-set facial recognition, enhancing privacy and robustness in distributed environments.
Findings
Effective differentiation between known and unknown subjects.
Improved privacy preservation in facial recognition.
Validated through experimental evaluation.
Abstract
Facial recognition powered by Artificial Intelligence has achieved high accuracy in specific scenarios and applications. Nevertheless, it faces significant challenges regarding privacy and identity management, particularly when unknown individuals appear in the operational context. This paper presents the design, implementation, and evaluation of a facial recognition system within a federated learning framework tailored to open-set scenarios. The proposed approach integrates the OpenMax algorithm into federated learning, leveraging the exchange of mean activation vectors and local distance measures to reliably distinguish between known and unknown subjects. Experimental results validate the effectiveness of the proposed solution, demonstrating its potential for enhancing privacy-aware and robust facial recognition in distributed environments. -- El reconocimiento facial impulsado…
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