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The number of digital forensic investigations
involving indecent pictures of children (IIoC) has increased
significantly, and one of the main obstacles investigators
confront is the laborious process of manually searching images
for illegal content. CAID (Child Abuse picture Database) is a
standard national repository of IIoC that law enforcement in the
UK maintains and utilizes to match picture hashes and
information to identify known illicit photos. Faster and more
efficient IIoC studies are made possible in large part by the
CAID. However, human analysis is necessary for any photos
that cannot be matched using CAID. Investigators must view
each photograph and confirm that it is IIoC. The estimation of
the victim's age in the photos—that is, whether they are an adult
or juvenile, as this would alter the investigation's trajectory—is
an essential step in this verification process, but it takes time
because there are many photos to review, which slows down the
investigation. Human investigators find this to be a difficult and
time-consuming. Deep learning has the potential to accurately
assess age in photos, as previous research has shown. This
speeds up the inquiry by lowering the quantity of photos that
must be manually processed. However, a comparative study
utilizing the same datasets to determine the best deep learning
model and classification technique to employ is lacking in terms
of practical implementation in IIoC investigations.
We have shown that binary classification is the most effective
method for identifying photographs as either children or adults,
achieving the highest accuracy depends on parent-child facial
matching.
Keywords:
facial recognition- deep learning- orphan adoption- image processing- child facial matching- adoption system
Cite Article:
"ORPHAN BABY ADOPTION SYSTEM BASED ON PARENT CHILD FACIAL FEATURES", International Journal for Research Trends and Innovation (www.ijrti.org), ISSN:2456-3315, Vol.11, Issue 4, page no.a455-a462, April-2026, Available :http://www.ijrti.org/papers/IJRTI2604062.pdf
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