https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=426003
--- Comment #7 from Thanh Trung Dinh <dinhthanhtrung1...@gmail.com> --- Hi, As @markd said, it may be useful for users who want to search for images relating to 'sushi' or some specific objects, but in my opinion, the scope of this project needs to be reviewed carefully. Since YOLO is designed for object detection in general, there will be plenty of results for some trivial objects such as: table, spoon, banana, etc. Moreover, I've seen many cases where objects detected by YOLO are in the corners or not clearly visible. So, maybe an image tagged with sushi but it's far away from the view. Moreover, for specific objects (like sushi, plants, monuments, etc.) I suppose we need a YOLO version trained on specific datasets for those objects (or users may train the network themselves). Therefore, we really need to define clearly the objects that we aim to include in digikam for object detection. So the project is really interesting, but I would propose to create a poll from digikam users to get an idea on what object detection we want to support. Otherwise, a more extensible way but requiring some work from users is to design code templates for object detection (extending from facesengine). Then, users only need to train and provide the weights for the network to run the detection on their own. Best, Trung On Mon, Aug 31, 2020 at 12:43 AM markd <bugzilla_nore...@kde.org> wrote: > https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=426003 > > --- Comment #6 from markd <citbparpmakajjecpg@kiabws.online> --- > Hi Nghia, > > Very happy to hear that you work on that topic. Sounds so great, thanks for > your hard work. > > As I am a Digikam User and a iphone user it would be great to have the > following use case. > > 1. Each picture run to the yolo model and get assign 0, 1 or more than 1 > object > > 2. If an object is wrong then the user can delete or update it (by update i > mean chosing 1 of the many existing object of the yolo model). But it > would be > very annoying that i have to verify if each predicted object is correct or > not!!! > > > With my iphone the use case is the following. > > I take a picture of something lets say a sushis. > > Then several days later i want to see all picture of sushi i took > So I go to the reseach bar and type 'sushi' then i see all the picture of > sushi. > > Would be great to have this feature. > > > In addition would be also great to have tags of each assigned object [like > for > people + manual tags], so there would be a category 'objects' with its > subcat > 'tree' 'sushi' etc then i could simply click on sushi to see all picture > of > sushis > > -- > You are receiving this mail because: > You are on the CC list for the bug. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
