https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=485029
Michael Miller <michael_mil...@msn.com> changed:
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--- Comment #12 from Michael Miller <michael_mil...@msn.com> ---
Hi Antonio,
YOLO does face detection. To say that differently, YOLO finds the faces in an
image. YOLO does not try to determine who the face matches. In previous
versions of digiKam, we used OpenFace for face matching. In digiKam v8.5.0 we
are switching to SFace, which is faster and much more accurate.
While implementing SFace in digiKam, I tested several pictures of my son, who
is 13 years old. Starting with a single current image, I was able to match
current images, and images from a few years ago. Once the images from a few
years ago were tagged with my son's name, I ran face recognition again. This
time it matched pictures even older. I approved those face suggestions and
re-ran the process several more times. Each time it found older and older
images of my son, and with very few false matches.
I also ran the test in the opposite direction. I tagged a single picture of
him when he was only a few moths old. Again, the system found pictures of him
from that time, and newer pictures. By running the process several times, the
system was able to detect most of the images of my son from when he was a baby
to the present.
I hope this helps explain how the new system works.
Gilles,
I think we can close this since SFace recognition is proven to be significantly
more accurate than OpenFace.
Cheers,
Mike
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