Analyzing (All of) Star Trek With Face Recognition
An anonymous reader writes "Accurate face recognition is coming. Pittsburgh Pattern Recognition, a face recognition start-up spun out from Carnegie Mellon University, has posted a tech demo showing an analysis of the entire original Star Trek series using face recognition. The online visualization includes various annotated clips of the series with clickable thumbnails of each character's appearance. They also have a separate page showing the full data of all the prominent characters in every episode including extracting thumbnails of each appearance." Their software can recognize frontal or near-frontal face instances.
know the name of that red shirted guy?
We forehead-challenged beings demand you stop your software discrimination!
Jesus, that's a lot of work to go through to figure out that Bruce Campbell has been in a shitload of B-movies.
Switch to wikipedia. It loads faster and has more useful and comprehensive information.
I am a female lawyer you insensitive clod!
I imagine this scene would cause a few problems for the software, too.
I can see the fnords!
The system seems to fail when he arches his eyebrows.
Fascinating!
Which is scarier?
Approaching Cylons or your consciousness on a WD Green drive?
Help! Help! I'm being repressed!
defiantly quite impressive.
I had to read that twice to fully understand that you may have meant "definitely." Or perhaps, you do think it's defiantly quite impressive. God, that's even hard to type.
Karnal
00101010? That's just gibberish.
01010100?? AAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!
Bones: "Please Spock don't say it's fascinating.
Spock: "No doctor fascinating is a word that I use when I discover something unexpected. It is; however, interesting."