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@paddlejs-models/facedetect
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Facedetect is used for face detection in image. It provides a simple interface. At the same time, you can use your own model.
import { FaceDetector } from '@paddlejs-models/facedetect';
const faceDetector = new FaceDetector();
await faceDetector.init();
// Required parameter:imgEle(HTMLImageElement)
// Optional parameter: shrink, threshold
// Result is face area information. It includes left, top, width, height, confidence
const res = await faceDetector.detect(
imgEle,
{ shrink: 0.4, threshold: 0.6 }
);
npm install
npm run dev
multi small-sized face
single big-sized face
This model has a better recognition effect for small-sized faces, and the image will be shrink before prediction, so it is necessary to transform the prediction output data.
The red line indicates the predicted output result, and the green line indicates the converted result. dx dy fw fh are known parameters.
FAQs
face detect
We found that @paddlejs-models/facedetect demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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