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Feature Extraction Method of Eye Detection / HOWTO: Sleep Detection

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The Feature Extraction method provides a quick and dirty way to obtain excellent performance with minimal training data. Also, we discuss how to use this method in the context of determining if someone is asleep or not (for use in an anti-sleep driver alarm).

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