Closed tadam98 closed 1 year ago
Hi Mickey, I don't see what we need to fix, to close the issue. Best, Benjamin
Hi Benjamin,
The expectation from the project, as discussed in Tallinn is to address the following challenge:
Having (3) in mind, the NIST faces database is annotated and has, for example the eye distances, expressions, dirction of face and many more. I think it could be interesting to see whether FaceQ indication of measured parameters is close to NIST's.
Also, opertaing the software of the Facebook movies (if deeped permitted and you see the merit) allows us to see the same as the persons in the movies change expression, move the head etc.
We have a goal to be able to operate in video rate, checking the movies can also verify this goal.
In summary, the ticket can be closed by (a) response that it is taken into account or (b) necessity is not seen at this time.
Best, Mickey
Hi,
NIST publised an annotated database with ICAO compliance challenges: https://www.nist.gov/news-events/news/2019/12/nist-releases-data-help-measure-accuracy-biometric-identification ==> https://www.nist.gov/itl/iad/image-group/resources/biometric-special-databases-and-software ==> https://www.nist.gov/itl/iad/image-group/special-database-32-multiple-encounter-dataset-meds
After request in: https://nigos.nist.gov/datasets/sd32/request This can be downloaded: sd32-MEDS_I-II.tar.gz
I believe that running OFIQ against these faces could be very interesting. (which is what I am aiming to do after successful compilation).
Another extremely interesting database was published by facebook. It contains 45,000 one minute movies of various ethnicities, one-two-three faces in a movie and the persons are changing expressions, moving a bit, changing facial angles etc. https://ai.meta.com/datasets/casual-conversations-downloads/
I believe it could be a very interting excercise to get the score and the reasons in case a face is not as perfect as it should be.
Best, Mickey