Paper 8665
Paper 8665
Paper 8665
IJARSCT
International Journal of Advanced Research in Science, Communication and Technology (IJARSCT)
Abstract: In India, the National Human Rights Commission said that 11,000 of the 40,000 kidnapped
children go unrecoverable each year. This project suggests a method for creating a useful app to locate a
missing person by correlating the database and the identification feed. To check if the suspected child is a
victim of child trafficking and is listed as a missing child, the person can scan their image. A facial
recognition system has been employed which uses CNN (Convolution Neural Network ) a deep learning
technology for digital image processing and to identify or confirm a person. Current world scenarios and
technology make substantial use of facial feature detection and recognition but here we have also
introduced alert system The problems of the modern world, on the other hand, have remedies thanks to
artificial intelligence. To improve communication between humans and machines, artificial intelligence (AI)
has been developed. Convolution neural networks and deep learning will be heavily utilised to analyse
images and make appropriate inferences as part of the implementation of the aforementioned solution. By
sending the victim's position information and photo to the closest police station, the user initiates the rescue
effort and minimises the area that needs to be searched for the youngster.
I. INTRODUCTION
A common modern-day type of slavery that occurs both locally and internationally is child trafficking. Our culture has
recently been more aware of the issue of child trafficking because to news reporting, celebrity advocacy, and new
outreach and advocacy campaigns intended to stop this horrible crime. According to the most recent federal estimates,
between 14,500 and 17,500 men, women, and children are smuggled into the US every year to engage in forced labour
or sex services, with woman and child making up the majority of the victims. United States citizens, who may also be
trafficked, are not included in this number. According to current predictions, up to 100,000 American citizens' children
are smuggled in the country every year. The Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA), passed by the US in 2000,
established new human trafficking offences and gave victims of the crime access to services, benefits, and safeguards.
Although the terms "child trafficking" and "human trafficking" may be new legal terms, the reality of minors being
forced to do labour or services or to be sexually exploited for commercial gain is not new, not even globally.
To run tests on Alexnet using a variety of test images and thereafter identify any issues with the developed method.
Assessment will be based on the success rate, time required, and the algorithm's ability to perform under different
conditions. According to a report by India's National Human Rights Commission, 11,000 of the 40,000 kidnapped
children go unrecoverable each year. The best solution is to create an app that is efficient at finding a missing person by
connecting the database and the person's identification feed. Face recognition provides several advantages as a
biometric identification method, including low cost and great reliability. It is extensively employed in industries
including education, e-commerce, security, and others. The person can scan the image of the suspicious victim of child
trafficking (or unattended child) to see if he/she is registered as missing child. The purpose is to identify the missing
child who is the victim specifically of Child Trafficking through Deep Learning algorithms like Convolution Neural
Networks more specifically Alexnet and to Rescue the Child by reducing the search space of the child(Victim).The
proposed technique has a 96% detection rate with 3099 features. Faces can be recognized using Convolution neural
networks. to carry out certain activity like categorization a multilayer network is very efficient, Alexnet a pretrained
V. SYSTEM DESIGN
Module 1: Police Module
In this module each police station will have their login to the CTMS system app. Police station can upload filed case of
missing child metadata to the system for system can use for mapping. Police module gets alert from system to nearest
police station like specific child is found at specific location. Police can update the status of missing child like child
found but not yet rescued, not found, or rescued successfully by using this status system generate certificate to Citizen.
VI. CONCLUSION
The above suggested method, which is being implemented through an app that makes use of CNN's and Deep Learning,
can be a very trustworthy, complete, and effective way to address Child/Human Trafficking Crimes and would be able
to safeguard one's future. The fully automatic frontal view face detection system, which when exhibited realistically,
demonstrates a flawless accuracy, requires additional work.
In the field of computer vision, especially the challenging face recognition problem, deep convolutional NeuralNets
have demonstrated notable performance. CNN models perform exceptionally well when trained on large datasets,
however they aren’t suited for learning from datasets with small sample.
We offer a novel method that projects training data with manned curated samples by including Gaussian or Poisson
noise. This method nullifies the issue of grasping face representation. In fact, this strengthens the resiliency against
overfitting the model and increases the generalisation capability. On AT&T face databases, 95.21% recognition rate for
4 training samples and 99.92% for 5 training samples were achieved using the above suggested paradigm for limited
training dataset.
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