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nsfwrecog
This library detects nsfw objects and body parts in images and videos and optionally censores them.
- 1.0
- PyPI
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NSFW Recog
This library is meant to detect and censor nsfw content in public media. Models can be found here, they are downloaded automatically and cached.
Installation
- install requirements.txt
- install pytorch according to your cuda version
- (optional) install onnxruntime-gpu to support cuda usage
Usage
Instantiate a NsfwDetector class and use the methods detect(), blur(), video() and camera(). The demos show the usage:
- demo_detect.py: Detecting body parts/objects in an image
- demo_camera.py: Live detecting objects in a webcam stream
- demo_video.py: Detecting objects in a video and draw bounding boxes and labels to a new video
- demo_blur.py: Detecting objects in an image and blurring them.
FAQs
This library detects nsfw objects and body parts in images and videos and optionally censores them.
We found that nsfwrecog 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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