How can I save trained image into different folder n emgu cv?

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I want to know how i can save my trained face into different folder based on label i give to each face ,

I was develop a project about employee attandance , i Would compare a image in my camera with trained face in my folder ,

but for any reason ,if i have 1000 trained face ,i think it would be take long time to compare it ,

What I have tried:

So i think i want to create like this ,

I would like to save my trained face into different folder based on each label,

how can i solve this?

Posted 20-Aug-20 16:13pm

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Updated 20-Aug-20 18:58pm

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2020-08-20T18:58:00

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but for any reason ,if i have 1000 trained face ,i think it would be take long time to compare it ,

It depends on what ML algorightm you are using. It's not a pixel by pixel comparison that you do to identify the person and label them. Once ML is trained, giving a new face as input will give back closest match. You can cap a percentage on closeness as same or different.

Now, to have some thoughts, have a look at this for more details: EMGU Multiple Face Recognition using PCA and Parallel Optimisation[^]