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EDIT: in retrospect, the pricing means its probably not economically viable.
Will this help me tag and classify my thousands of personal photos? Once it recognizes a face will it tag it and identify it the next time I call it with the same person on another picture?
> You can also use Rekognition to compare faces and to see if a given image contains any one of a number of faces that you have asked it to recognize.
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https://developer-preview.clarifai.com/guide/train#add-image... Try this - Clarifai is run my Matthew Zeiler, who's imagenet results really kickstarted the whole deep learning craze.
Clarifai's web interface for training with your own images is great, although a little slow — but that could be my computer. I've used their standard/general model for classifying most of the images for the search on my site, and would love to use custom models for various side project ideas I have, but the price is way too much for me ($0.46 per concept, per month).
There are a lot of services like this (Google Cloud Vision, IBM Watson, CloudSight, Clarifai, Imagga) but I'm yet to see one that lets me provide my own dataset. That's what I'm most interested in. So far the only solution I know of is to take Google's Inception net and train/host it myself somewhere.
Metamind used to let you do that. Clarifai lets you host models as well AFAIK.
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Clarifai's web interface for training with your own images is great, although a little slow — but that could be my computer. I've used their standard/general model for classifying most of the images for the search on my site, and would love to use custom models for various side project ideas I have, but the price is way too much for me ($0.46 per concept, per month).
Hey, Jason from Clarifai here. Reach out to us. I'd be interested in hearing more about your ideas, and how we might be able to support them. Fun fact: we're willing to give volume discounts based on number of concepts, inputs (indexed image search results), or predictions (tagged images).
Are there other similar services out there or is this completely new? It looks really awesome. I know this is silly to ask of a cloud company but some kind of offline mode would be really useful for robotics and for the security example. Maybe it could be limited like you request n specific things you want to recognize and it stores the relevant data locally.
Awesome, I never knew what happened to these guys! We used to use it to count faces and get some basic demo data from the photos our animated GIF photo booth takes. One day it shut down but we didn't know why until now!
(Disclosure CTO of Kairos.com)
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It's just named after the product they bought: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-04-05/amazon-sa... The ReKognition API
And so? They didn't name RedShift (great name!) after the company they acquired.