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Any plans to add Gender and Age to DLIB facial identification/feature analysis??? (feature request) #1652

Closed kaisark closed 5 years ago

kaisark commented 5 years ago

Any plans to add Gender and Age to DLIB facial identification/feature analysis???

I heard IBM just released a new dataset that could be used for training: https://venturebeat.com/2019/01/29/ibm-releases-diversity-in-faces-a-dataset-of-over-1-million-annotations-to-help-reduce-facial-recognition-bias/

A few of the commercial facial identification services are including Age, Gender and Emotion, etc. https://www.faceplusplus.com/face-detection/#demo

Thanks.

xsacha commented 5 years ago

You can use the existing facial recognition model and compare to gender cohorts (male / female) and age group cohorts (Youth, Adult, Mature, Senior) etc. This is how face++ and others will be doing it.

You can already do this in dlib.

davisking commented 5 years ago

Indeed, you can do this with the existing tools and to some extent with the published models. You can also easily train your own models for this using the tools in dlib. Making this sort of thing easy to do is the point of dlib, rather than providing many prebuilt models.

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