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Hello I was wondering if there is a function that blurs car number plates and peoples faces in multiple images? thanks for any help you can give

  • November 11, 2021
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Hello I was wondering if there is a function that blurs car number plates and peoples faces in multiple images? thanks for any help you can give

Best answer by david_r

There is the RasterObjectDetector and corresponding RasterObjectDetectionModelTrainer.

 

However, what little I've seen (out of the box) was a bit hit and miss in terms of the detection, so if this is important to you, I'd recommend looking at something like AWS Rekognition in stead. It's fairly simple to upload images to S3 with FME, then trigger AWS Rekognition (e.g. using a small Lambda script). It will return a json document with bounding boxes and descriptions for all the found objects, which makes it easy to process in FME.

Personally, I've been pretty much blown away by the quality of the results from AWS Rekognition.

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There is the RasterObjectDetector and corresponding RasterObjectDetectionModelTrainer.

 

However, what little I've seen (out of the box) was a bit hit and miss in terms of the detection, so if this is important to you, I'd recommend looking at something like AWS Rekognition in stead. It's fairly simple to upload images to S3 with FME, then trigger AWS Rekognition (e.g. using a small Lambda script). It will return a json document with bounding boxes and descriptions for all the found objects, which makes it easy to process in FME.

Personally, I've been pretty much blown away by the quality of the results from AWS Rekognition.


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  • November 11, 2021

Thanks very much for the reply David I will look into the AWS software!