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I would like to know too. It always intrigues me how sites like this that have a seemingly unique database actually build the database. And if it is computer v
by throwaway2016a 9y ago
I would like to know too. It always intrigues me how sites like this that have a seemingly unique database actually build the database.
And if it is computer vision, how did they get the footage?
- sosuke 9y agoIt is all done by hand I bet. Started in 2004
- elihu 9y agoAre the DMV records public in many states? It seems like you could feed a corpus of video into a license plate scanning algorithm and lookup make/model from DMV records, if available. Presumably, that would be more accurate than trying to recognize the vehicle from appearance (either manually or using machine learning).
- throwaway2016a 9y agoMovies are often shot on private lots. There is no requirement that a vehicle actually be registered and be using a real valid license plate unless it is driven on public roads. (at least in the US) I would be curious if that database is public, though.