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At 35 seconds, the woman running with the child in the direction of the camera, her face is almost completely blurred out. If you look really hard you can see a
by intellijdd 7y ago
At 35 seconds, the woman running with the child in the direction of the camera, her face is almost completely blurred out. If you look really hard you can see an outline of her nose and what not but overall it is interesting to see how the neural net works in this region of the video.
Not surprising, but still drives the point home that good ML/AI algorithms have a bottleneck at the input data.
- mwcremer 7y agoI think she is wearing a kind of veil, as are several other women.
- seanmcdirmid 7y agoI thought it was a veil also. This was France, so it could have been someone from one of their colonies at the time?
- andrepd 7y agoOld French (and Italian and Portuguese and etc) women commonly wear veils/babushkas, even today.
- Udik 7y agoThey're wearing a veil that covers the entire face though. Eyes included- I assume a very thin see-through veil.
- azepoi 7y agoyes it's a see-through veil to protect their faces from the sun. Like this https://www.dhgate.com/product/wholesale-fashion-foldable-summer-veil-sun/451965835.html https://www.dhgate.com/product/wholesale-fashion-foldable-su... or http://www.coastalchrome.ca/womens-sun-hats-wkmovizpxj-6/abusun-sunscreen-hat-veil-sun-hat-summer-hat-outdoor-sunscreen-hat-for-women-b071gnb7hg-gmsmpjzkyy-1164.html http://www.coastalchrome.ca/womens-sun-hats-wkmovizpxj-6/abu...
- Udik 7y agoOf course, sunscreen will be invented only in 1936! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunscreen#History https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunscreen#History
- scawf 7y agoI would question the "even today" part..
- staz 7y agoit doesn't seem so in the original video for me