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An End-To-End Face Recognition System Evaluation Framework, James Andrew Duncan
An End-To-End Face Recognition System Evaluation Framework, James Andrew Duncan
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The performance of face recognition system components is traditionally reported using metrics such as the Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC), Cumulative Match Characteristic (CMC), and Identification Error Tradeoff (IET). Recently, new metrics have been published to take advantage of annotation-dense datasets such as IARPA Janus Benchmark-Surveillance and IARPA Janus Benchmark-Multi Domain Face to describe end-to-end face recognition system performance. Unlike traditional (component-level) analysis, end-to-end analysis of a system produces a metric proportional to the experience of a user of a face recognition system. The End-to-End Cumulative Match Characteristic (E2ECMC) summarizes detection, identity consolidation, and identity retrieval performance. The End-to-End Subject Cumulative …