Articles related to facial recognition

Browse: Photo-ID Checks Placed Under Greater Scrutiny	Feature: How Reliable Is an Eyewitness? by: John Dunn Eyewitness identification of criminals is notoriously unreliable, but a new study based on police records has identified factors that can determine which witnesses are accurate and which are guessing.
Feature: Recognising Nemo by: Ulrike Siebeck & Guy Wallis Recent studies are helping to dispel the myth that fish have a 3-second memory. In fact, some species of reef fish can even recognise human faces.	Browse: Caucasians Struggle to Distinguish Asian Faces by: Stephen Luntz Differences have been found in the way people of Asian origin process Caucasian faces and vice versa.
Browse: Forensic Examiners Pass the Face-Matching Test	Neuropsy: This Is Not My Beautiful Wife by: Tim Hannan The Capgras delusion raises interesting questions about how the brain attaches emotional responses to familiar faces.
Neuropsy: Face Off by: Tim Hannan Do motoring enthusiasts recognise cars in the same way people recognise faces?	Neuropsy: An Honest Face by: Tim Hannan The brain decides whether an unfamiliar face is trustworthy, even before it is consciously perceived.
Neuropsy: Faces in the Crowd Can naturally gifted face-recognisers improve the detection of lawbreakers?	Neuropsy: Jesus on Toast by: Tim Hannan The human disposition to find meaning in random data is hard-wired in the brain.
Quandary: I Recognise Your Face by: Michael Cook Legislation for opt-in face recognition is essential despite the protests of companies like Google and Facebook.