https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=384444
--- Comment #9 from geekgu...@gmail.com --- clarifai i think work similar to google cloud vision api or Microsoft Computer Vision and Amazon Rekognition, which you send a url of a photo or send a base64 encoded image to the api url and it will send u a json result for google cloud vision api you can try to see the output json here https://cloud.google.com/vision/docs/drag-and-drop the tool would probably need to make a copy and resize the photo and base64 encode it, and probably an option of a feature to use (object detection/logo/face detection) and send the resized photo to the webservice in question, and insert the json result to the original photo as a tag/keyword also see my post here https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=435094 most of the service is free with a monthly quota, and for google cloud vision api you can get 300usd credit if you link a credit/debit card (300usd can process about 200k photo if you only use one of the feature) (In reply to Minh Nghia Duong from comment #6) > Hello Jens, > > I am not familiar with the Clarifai platform. Could you help me clarify some > points, please? > > Firstly, As in your description, when you import an image to Clarifai, it > will return an output with the image tags embedded in metadata of the image > itself or just an encoded JSON of tags? > > And if it's true, is the representation of face tags in metadata is > universal to other platforms? > > And you want a tool to export images to Clarifai or a tool to read the > output of clarifai to the images? > > Nghia. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
