Effect of Mean Filter on Face Image from Video Frames

One of the most important studies is the identification of face from videos in case of low resolution. This article looks at the effect of a mean filter on facial pictures. The mean filter measures the number of pixels in successive images using the intensities of neighbouring pixels and temporal neighbouring pixels. The pixels of the original high-resolution image were used as reference values to measure the effect of the suggested technique on the picture peak signal noise ratio (PSNR) and mean square error (MSE) levels by calculating the noise and error figure of the pixels of the filtered low-resolution pictures. Outcomes indicate major impact on successive face video record frames from the suggested filter.