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[video] Superhuman AI for heads-up no-limit poker: Libratus beats top pros(youtube.com)
4 points by bdamos 9y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A simple expression parser in C++ that uses Dijkstra's Shunting-yard(github.com)
2 points by bdamos 10y ago|0 comments
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by bdamos 10y ago
Thanks for the feedback, I just updated the animation to pause at the beginning and end to make the completions clearer: https://github.com/bamos/bamos.github.io/commit/f6a152851355...
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Image Completion with Deep Learning in TensorFlow(bamos.github.io)
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by bdamos 11y ago
The argument isn't that you use OpenCV: OpenFace also uses OpenCV. However, I think you should target and present your program as being a program that uses face recognition, not as a face recognition program. You are using and not cred
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by bdamos 11y ago
OpenFace can optionally use a CUDA-enabled GPU, but it's not a requirement. The performance is almost real-time on a CPU. After detection (which varies depending on the input image size), the recognition takes less than a second. We ha
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by bdamos 11y ago
Thanks for pointing out the 404, I just corrected the link. There's an interesting discussion on lobste.rs from a few months ago about privacy issues and licensing: https://lobste.rs/s/sajz0s/openface_face_rec
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OpenFace 0.2.0: Higher accuracy and halved execution time(bamos.github.io)
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by bdamos 11y ago
Summary: OpenFace uses fundamentally different techniques (a deep neural network) for face recognition that OpenBR currently doesn't provide. -- As our initial ROC curve on LFW's similarity benchmark in https://github.c
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by bdamos 11y ago
Thanks for the offer! Our original model `nn4.v1` should perform OK on your data if you're interested in trying to automatically predict people in new images. Training new models is currently dominated by huge industry datasets, which
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by bdamos 11y ago
Yes, the processing pipeline first does face detection and a simple transformation to normalize all faces to 96x96 RGB pixels. Then each face is passed into the neural network to get a 128 dimensional representation on the unit hypersphere.
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by bdamos 11y ago
This depends on what you want to use face recognition for. Maybe I should say more clearly in the README who this project is for. I could have released trained classifiers on 10,000 celebrities, but I focused the projects towards providing
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Show HN: OpenFace – Face recognition with Google's FaceNet deep neural network(github.com)
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Show HN: OpenFace: Face recognition with Google's FaceNet deep neural network(github.com)
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Show HN: DreamArt: Combining Inceptionism/DeepDream and with neural style art(github.com)
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by bdamos 11y ago
Thanks, I'm hosting on a nonstandard port on a server. I put the main page inside a frame hosted on GitHub pages for a better URL, but this broke the links. Fixed now. :-)
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Show HN: Girl – GitHub README link checker(bamos.github.io)
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by bdamos 11y ago
I have two minor comments: 1) Linking to the original HN hiring post is helpful, and 2) I'm on a poor internet connection now, and this page took about a minute to load. http://hnhiring.com/ and the original July 2015
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by bdamos 11y ago
How does the speed compare to other compression algorithms?
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by bdamos 11y ago
Another reason for me is the cross-platform compatibility. With git, I'm able to synchronize passwords across OSX and Linux machines, and the features (even copying) work well on both platforms.
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by bdamos 11y ago
How did you select words to compare? Did you have to try many poor combinations before selecting a "good" set?
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by bdamos 11y ago
This year's CVPR has a lot of great papers. In case anybody hasn't seen, a full list's available at http://cs.stanford.edu/people/karpathy/cvpr2015papers/
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Show HN: My open source, minimal CS Conference Tracker(github.com)
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Show HN: Haskell-driven, small-scale web analytics with minimal configuration(github.com)
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by bdamos 11y ago
Shameless plug for one of my side projects to manage reading lists with YAML and GitHub pages: https://github.com/bamos/reading-list
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Show HN: My reading list website(github.com)
2 points by bdamos 11y ago|0 comments
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Interest in an open-source Android library for image and video frame filtering?
1 points by bdamos 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: ~400 broken links in the top 1000 GitHub projects(derecho.elijah.cs.cmu.edu)
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Show HN: Girl: Check your GitHub READMEs for broken links(github.com)
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Simple LaTeX business card template(bamos.github.io)
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