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| khorsandreza |
Posted - Feb 23 2019 : 18:05:24
Hello dear friend
I want to use Face Recognizer. And the profile of identified faces in the SQL Server database. But unfortunately I could not use your examples. With a simple example, you can find the method of saving the image you identified in the SQL Server database.
How to see the source of this section.
What is the log in and out of this form?
Yours sincerely
Reza
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| xequte |
Posted - Feb 25 2019 : 14:42:37
Hi
Due to the way the Recognizer works, you need to add each face to the training array and then train it on start-up. At present there is not a way to store that training state in a database.
Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com
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| khorsandreza |
Posted - Feb 25 2019 : 10:37:18
In fact, I want to have an archive of different faces of people. If I want to add a new image to the database, check with all the information in the database to check all the previously saved photos for me. |
| khorsandreza |
Posted - Feb 25 2019 : 10:03:17
Hello, thank you for your reply.
I do not mean to save the image in the database. But how to identify the face and the difference between new faces seen in new images. When an image of an individual in a stored database of the system goes on to work, if a new image is received, check the faces in the image with the information in the database. If information has already been saved. To show.
In fact, I want to know if it is possible to design similar software Picasa but easier with ImageEN functions and tools? |
| xequte |
Posted - Feb 24 2019 : 21:58:16
Hi Reza
The Face Recognizer demo uses a TIEMultiBitmap to store the array of images and associated label, but you could just as easily store each image/label to an SQL database blob field.
Take a look at TIEDBBitmap:
https://www.imageen.com/help/TIEDBBitmap.html
Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com |
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