Where can i find a real usable Open source Face recognition library for Linux (any progr. language)?

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1. Kevin (a.k.a. novell_mcne) says:

   24. December 2009 at 10:04

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2. ben_fulton2000 says:

   24. December 2009 at 10:04

   I doubt you’ll find anything like that. Face recognition is too new to have any standardized libraries for it. I’ve linked to a couple that I suspect do not meet the "usable" requirement though 🙂