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A toolkit for making real world machine learning and data analysis applications in C++
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facelandmarks without detector #1758

Closed tomkwa closed 5 years ago

tomkwa commented 5 years ago

We are developing project where we need to set landmarks on frontal pose (0 degrees), left profile (90 degrees) and middle pose (45 degrees). DLIB out of the box has very good front face detector, but luck of the 2 more that we need. Our images that will be uploaded for lanmarking are standarized eg. whole face on white background. In theory we do need a detector to detect face, because face is the only item on the image. Being said that it will be easier (if possible) to force dlib to skip detector and try to use only shape predictor. Otherwise we need to develop profile detector and middle detector which is bigger thing to do... Is it possible? If anybody can give any hint I will be more than greatfull...

xsacha commented 5 years ago

Duplicate of #1757 Train a new detector with other poses.

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