
Using face recognition to cast Madison the Movie
Submitted by Jesse Russell on Mon, 2006-01-16 13:05.
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Recognizing faces is done by algorithms that compare the faces in your photo, with all faces previously known to MyHeritage Face Recognition, through photos and meta-data contributed by yourself and other users. So the more photos added to the system, the more powerful it becomes. If people in your photos are not recognized well, it is likely that MyHeritage.com has never encountered them before. By adding these photos to MyHeritage.com and annotating the people in the photo manually, MyHeritage.com will "learn" these faces and will be able to recognize them in future photos, even in different ages of the same person's life.
While the celebrity matching has mixed results, Dane101 thought it would be fun to randomly select some local public figures and throw them in the kettle. For example, we found that Mayor Dave Cieslewicz has a facial structure that closely matches Monty Python actor John Cleese. Another close match for the mayor was X-Files star David Duchovny. For more matches, click “read more.”
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