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kernel32 #50

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longas1232 opened this issue Jun 4, 2019 · 8 comments
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kernel32 #50

longas1232 opened this issue Jun 4, 2019 · 8 comments
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@longas1232
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Hello takuya-takeuchi, I reminded you that I needed kernel32.dll when building the project.
Where can I get it, please? Thank you.

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kernel32.dll is components of windows.
FRDN is managed application. So it does not require kernel32.dll when building.

Could you show me the following information?

  • Visual Studio Version
  • Windows Version
  • Installed .NET Core SDK versions
  • screen shot presents error message (if you can)

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Thank you. takuya-takeuchi
this problem has been solved
I would like to ask a different question. For example, in the process of identification, I entered three faces, but I may mistake one face for another face. Is there any good way to optimize this problem? Well, for example, adjusting parameters and the like. .

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takuya-takeuchi commented Jun 14, 2019

Create multiple feature data per 1 person. And compare entered face with them.
Then

  • check average score from one person and adapt best average score from all person
  • check best score from one person and adapt best average score from all person

Maybe, it's not bad.

Or, to improve the quality

  • Reject low quality face
  • Check whether face has both eye
    • Reject side face

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Ok, thank you very much, I will try it, there is another problem. Can the existing API circle the faces in the picture and draw a rectangle like the example you gave, the characters in those photos.

@takuya-takeuchi
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No. Current DlibDotNet does not support function to draw circle.
It is implemented in dlib as draw_solid_circle.
But DlibDotNet does not use.

@longas1232
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Oh, oh, I understand, thank you, can the rectangle be, or all the square shapes will not work?

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You can use Dlib.DrawRectangle

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