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That is hugely impressive. I just tried it with crowd shots and it worked well. The only issue seemed to be with faces that weren't horizontally aligned. Would
by andrewfelix 15y ago
That is hugely impressive. I just tried it with crowd shots and it worked well. The only issue seemed to be with faces that weren't horizontally aligned.
Would love to read more about the process of moving the algorithm over to jQuery.
- karl_nerd 15y agojQuery is used for: 1. Finding the picture in the DOM. 2. Drawing the rectangles on the faces. The algorithm in itself is written in a lovely language called JavaScript. While I appreciate the attention the author brings to liu liu's code, the jquery plugin packaging doesn't add much value.
- andrewfelix 15y agoCheers Karl, I assumed it was doing more. Having said that this does make the algorithm slightly more accessible.