Added wrappers/dlib/face example - #4966
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* BUILD_DLIB_EXAMPLES boolean in CMake to enable * Requires installing dlib separately and pointing to it with DLIB_DIR * wrappers/dlib/face example is listed in examples/readme.md * Fixed typo in rs-measure readme
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Tracked on: DSO-13630
This example demonstrates a very simple facial landmark detection using Dlib's machine learning algorithms, using depth data to implement basic anti-spoofing.
Faces detected by the camera will show landmarks in either green or red:
Green landmarks indicate a "real" face with depth data corroborating expectations. E.g., the distance to the eyes should be greater than to the tip of the nose, etc.
Red landmarks indicate a "fake" face. E.g., a picture of a face, where the distance to each facial feature does not meet expectations