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Really interesting, does anyone know more information on how the initial eigendresses were computed? Was there image processing to distill the dress into major
by got2surf 11y ago
Really interesting, does anyone know more information on how the initial eigendresses were computed? Was there image processing to distill the dress into major components, hand tagging of variables (like short/long, color, etc), or just raw pixel data processed?
- thisjepisje 11y agoYou might wanna do a search for "eigenfaces" (as opposed to "eigendresses" :P) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eigenface https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eigenface
- afarrell 11y agoReading that, I can't help but wonder how similar a machine-learned eigenface is to an infant-learned one. http://lawcomic.net/guide/?p=3273 http://lawcomic.net/guide/?p=3273 I wonder if there is some way to simulate the effect of growing up among people of different races on eyewitness identification and test if it matches what this lawyer is saying at http://lawcomic.net/guide/?p=3282 http://lawcomic.net/guide/?p=3282
- dspeyer 11y agoAs I understand it, eigenfaces require preprocessing to orient and align the images. That doesn't seem to have come up here. Maybe Amazon is really consistent about centering models in dress photos?
- blackle 11y agoI'm thinking it's just raw pixel data, and the description of each eigendress's meaning was author's interpretation
- dthal 11y ago>> Was there image processing to distill the dress into major components, hand tagging of variables (like short/long, color, etc), or just raw pixel data processed? Its pretty clear that this is PCA on raw pixels of the images, so no, there is no hand-tagging or anything else. The eigendresses are just the eigenvectors from PCA projected back into the original, image-scale, basis.
- geb 11y agoThe only manual classification used was separating dresses into "like" and "dislike" categories. The rest is just pixel data.