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it actually does work though. keywords will need to be generated whether manually, from the manufacturer, or from image analysis.
by noughtme 6y ago
it actually does work though. keywords will need to be generated whether manually, from the manufacturer, or from image analysis.
- qayxc 6y agoSearch engines are indexing content based on [edit]STATIC [/edit] keywords, though. The author's intent exceeds both the capabilities and intended use case of search engines. The query "shirts without stripes" if interpreted by human would require any search system to not only analyse the keywords and tags (of the products/images), but also the content, which is an infeasible task given its dynamic nature. So the author wants: select all shirts where content analysis of returned images yields no stripes. This is a context-sensitive image/product search based on arbitrary, dynamically created criteria and shows that user isn't aware of what the search functionality does as opposed to exposing weak "AI". [edit]To clarify: you cannot add all possible keywords/criteria in advance[/edit]