Facial Recognition Mini Lab Report

Abstract

Facial Recognition, a trick your eyes are playing on you? We all have a twin or someone who looks very similar to us on earth; These people could be related or not and still have some of the outstanding features that look very similar and even in detail. In this experiment, I asked twenty men and twenty women to complete a facial recognition lab. This computer-based lab is a series of faces displayed on screen at once followed by one single face that may or may not have been in the grouping. The participant selected YES or NO resulting in whether or not they saw the face displayed. My hypothesis is to prove that women have a higher average for facial recognition then men do. After completing this experiment on facial recognition, I have evaluated some data, and concluded that women have a higher average for correctly identifying facial recognition then men.