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Person detection models draw an outline around each person in frame. What you describe would completely break that, regardless of the model. The model has to k
by coder543 4y ago
Person detection models draw an outline around each person in frame. What you describe would completely break that, regardless of the model.
The model has to keep more of the context or else the bounding rectangles would be all over the place.
- chickenpotpie 4y agoThe shirt gives a good idea of proportion and it could figure out the size of the rectangle pretty accurately from that
- coder543 4y agoNot really. If you want to link to some useful examples of dimensionally reduced person detection models that exhibit this behavior, then by all means, but none of this is how any current models I've seen work. It also wouldn't make sense to deploy such a model if it were so easily confused by shirts lying around. That model would be pretty terrible by any standard. If they're using terrible technology, you probably don't need a special shirt anyways. Teaching a model to notice people walking through the frame regardless of what shirt they're wearing is simply not "a cat and mouse game", assuming they're not intentionally using a terrible model or a terrible dataset.