This analysis demonstrates that an AI-based attendance system improves accuracy in classrooms, suggesting enhanced efficiency in student tracking.
The demand for efficient and accurate attendance systems in educational institutions has grown substantially, motivating the development of a contact-free, AI-driven solution. This research presents a Real-Time Student Attendance System that leverages computer vision and facial recognition to automate attendance recording with high accuracy. The system captures student faces using a standard webcam, applies Haar cascade detection and Local Binary Pattern Histogram (LBPH) recognition, and logs attendance automatically into structured CSV files. A user-friendly Tkinter GUI facilitates module navigation—student registration, model training, real-time recognition, and report generation—while supporting manual override when necessary. The system’s modular architecture ensures seamless integration of components and robust performance under varying environmental conditions. Testing demonstrates over 95% recognition accuracy, with immediate generation of attendance summaries and real-time GUI feedback. The proposed system reduces administrative load, prevents proxy marking, and offers scalability as a practical, low-cost solution for modern classrooms.
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Vaishnavi Lambu (2025) studied this question.
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