Papers/2610.33045
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Detection of false positives by human reviewers depends on the face recognition algorithm and its security configuration

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2610.33045
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Abstract

This study investigates the effectiveness of human reviewers in detecting false positives from face recognition algorithms under varying security configurations.

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Core Claim

Human reviewers can reduce algorithmic false positives, but their performance declines at stricter security thresholds.

Method / Result

801 human reviewers were tested across three security configurations using the Difficult Facial Image Comparison Test (DFICT).

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The study's findings may vary based on the specific algorithms used and the security configurations tested.

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