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Implement new facial detection/recognition engine #19

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ryspark opened this issue Feb 8, 2022 · 8 comments · Fixed by #31
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Implement new facial detection/recognition engine #19

ryspark opened this issue Feb 8, 2022 · 8 comments · Fixed by #31
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ryspark commented Feb 8, 2022

Current model is vanilla FaceNet + MTCNN. Possible enhancement include:

FaceNet enhancements (facial recognition):

FaceNet replacements (facial recognition):

MTCNN replacements (facial detection):

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ryspark commented Mar 9, 2022

WEEK 3 GOALS

Andrews + Riya: adaptive threshold (2 more weeks?)
Alex, Andy, Jason: set up Google Cloud, get https://github.com/wang-xinyu/tensorrtx/tree/master/arcface code running maybe?

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ryspark commented Mar 23, 2022

WEEK 5 GOALS

Everyone:

  1. Read up on arcface - see paper https://arxiv.org/pdf/1801.07698.pdf - jason, riya, andrew 2x, andy
  2. Try to install tensorrt on Windows 10 (including cuda, cudnn) - jason, andy, andrew h

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ryspark commented Mar 29, 2022

WEEK 6 GOALS

  • Andy, Ria, Andrew H, Jason: get Google Cloud VM set up

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ryspark commented Apr 6, 2022

WEEK 7 GOALS

  • Everyone:
  1. Finish updating Google Cloud VM
  2. Install pycuda and tensorrt.
  3. Clone aisecurity repository

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ryspark commented Apr 19, 2022

WEEK 8

  1. Finish installing VM on Google Cloud
  • After booting it up, select y when it asks to install drivers
  • Then, follow the instructions here (first answer): https://askubuntu.com/questions/1109982/e-could-not-get-lock-var-lib-dpkg-lock-frontend-open-11-resource-temporari
  • Then, run sudo /opt/deeplearning/install-driver.sh
  1. Install pycuda and tensorrt.

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WEEK 9

  1. Finish installing pycuda and tensorrt on your VM
  2. Clone aisecurity, configure it
  3. Use opencv to open up the video and loop through it (use the aisecurity API)

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It looks like PR #31 closed this automatically, reopened.

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ryspark commented May 17, 2022

WEEK 10

  1. Continue VM installation process
  2. Clone aisecurity on your local computers and test it

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