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Do the 'faces' in walls and other textured surfaces actually look like faces? That would be interesting to see in action...
by Luc 17y ago
Do the 'faces' in walls and other textured surfaces actually look like faces? That would be interesting to see in action...
- noodle 17y agoi imagine its possible with enough proper training of the decisions, but if i were to have to venture a guess, i'd guess that the hard lines created by the head itself are included in basic face decisions.
- abyssknight 17y agoThe answer is, sometimes. :) It all depends on what data you trained with, the variety of light/shape/tilt of the faces, etc. The code can only build on what it knows, so when it fails the best thing to do is dog-food that case and add it to the training set. Of course, outliers like that can also cause more false positives as the decision function has to generalize even more to cover those cases.