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Hmm, given we know it's a face, and we know their skin tone from the rest of the photo, I wonder what a computer would be able to reconstruct... Any papers abou
by CGamesPlay 6y ago
Hmm, given we know it's a face, and we know their skin tone from the rest of the photo, I wonder what a computer would be able to reconstruct... Any papers about this?
- johnbellone 6y agoI don’t think so based on what we are seeing in the link. It isn’t really a blur at that point.
- Arnt 6y ago"For example, an algorithm may analyze the relative position, size, and/or shape of the eyes, nose, cheekbones, and jaw" etc, says Wikipedia. You can reconstruct a plausible face by deblurring, ie. one that looks sharp and human. But if you want to identify someone having a plausible picture with a pair of eyes in a plausible position doesn't help, you need a fairly accurate assessment of the distance between the correct eyes, and that's susceptible to loss of information during blurring.