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pip install happy_face
from happy_face.happy_face import HappyFace
tiger_woods = HappyFace(known_person_path_file= '/Users/Desktop/tiger.png',
unknown_images_path_file = '/Users/Desktop/unknown_pictures',
known_name= 'Tiger Woods')
tiger_woods.display_known_im() #Will display the image
tiger_woods.detects_known_face() #Will detect the face of (in this case) Tiger Woods
tiger_woods.detects_unknown_faces() #Will detect all the faces provided of the unknown people
tiger_woods.recognize_faces() -- # Will recognize either the person is tiger woods or a stranger
from happy_face.happy_face import HappyFace
# Instantiate a variable to HappyFace and provide YOUR path file to the image and folder
tiger_woods = HappyFace(known_person_path_file='/Users/Desktop/tiger.png',
unknown_images_path_file='/Users/Desktop/unknown_pictures',
known_name='Tiger Woods')
# Execute
tiger_woods.recognize_faces()
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We found that happy-face demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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