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This is very interesting thanks for sharing, but I am not sure if it totally kills my point. I assumed face was isolated from clothing/hairstyle/background alre
by graphitezepp 9y ago
This is very interesting thanks for sharing, but I am not sure if it totally kills my point. I assumed face was isolated from clothing/hairstyle/background already, but believed facial expression (etc) was the main thing being looked at. If this VGG-Face tool is sufficiently good at making expression (etc) not be a factor, this is potentially a huge deal and some of the worries in the gay community may be justified. Excuse my generic HN skepticism but I will need to look into how legit VGG-Face is before I start thinking about what this means.
- daveguy 9y agoI don't think it does kill your point. The set of images used in the sample are obviously biased. They are by people posting pictures they hope to use to attract others of a certain gender (or genders). Even if it is specifically taking dimensional measurements surely some facial expressions bias the dimensions. This could still be the equivalent of a duck-face detector.