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Adam from Clarifai here. As tommoor pointed out, this is just a thin wrapper around our demo at http://www.clarifai.com/ http://www.clarifai.com/ (we're very
by adamatclarifai 12y ago
Adam from Clarifai here.
As tommoor pointed out, this is just a thin wrapper around our demo at http://www.clarifai.com/ http://www.clarifai.com/
(we're very flattered...)
A real API will be out soon. It won't be throttled as heavily as the demo, and will be more developer friendly.
you can sign up for early beta access at clarifai.com.
- dang 12y agoWe've changed the title (from "Identifying Images With an API that Actually Works") in an attempt to share the credit fairly.
- hackerews 12y agoReally well done Clarifai. From playing around, it works just as well, if not better, than google's reverse image search: https://api.blockspring.com/users/pkpp1233/blocks/5a1b66ef208007c51a45fda220dbe8db https://api.blockspring.com/users/pkpp1233/blocks/5a1b66ef20....
- rememberlenny 12y agoCan you roughly share when the developer API will be ready?
- troels 12y agoWow. The classifier is really impressive. Will it be possible to train your own classifier on your service? I have a lot of clothing items that it would be useful to classify. I tried building my own with opencv, but I haven't had too much luck so far. I signed up for the api access - would be very interested in playing a bit more with this.
- adamatclarifai 12y agoThanks! Training custom classifiers isn't in the roadmap for v1, but there will be a mechanism for providing feedback (suggesting new tags and marking errors), and we'll continue to improve our models based on that. If you have a very large (100k+ images) well-labeled repository to train from, send us a note at info@clarifai.com, we'll tawk.
- blixt 12y agoI mean, it's not wrong... But I think the analyzer is missing a detail in this picture... http://i.imgur.com/MLt4BsX.jpg http://i.imgur.com/MLt4BsX.jpg
- adamatclarifai 12y agowe're still working on our bear detector. maybe it's a v2 thing. :)