https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=497491
--- Comment #7 from t...@basien.de --- Dear Mike and Maik, I’m not sure if my previous request was fully understood, so I’d like to clarify my idea with a more algorithmic approach. The current Digikam database contains information about regions with confirmed people in images, independent of EXIF data. My goal is to replace the existing, imprecise face recognition model with a new one, built on a better and more extensive data foundation. Here’s my proposed approach: 1. **Resetting Unconfirmed Data:** All unconfirmed or unknown people are removed from the model. Only confirmed people and their corresponding regions remain in the database. 2. **Training a New Model:** The face recognition model is retrained from scratch, using only images where people have been 100% confirmed. - **Step-by-Step Process:** a. Iterate through all confirmed people in the database. b. For each person, use all associated images and marked face regions to train the model. 3. **Result:** A new, improved face recognition model is created, based on the currently confirmed people. 4. **Next Steps:** As intended in the product, this new model can then be used to detect additional people across the photo collection. This feature would enable more precise face recognition, especially for users who have already manually tagged a significant portion of their collection. It also offers an effective way to fix existing inaccuracies by rebuilding the model with personalized and verified data. Thank you for considering my suggestion, and for your ongoing work on this excellent tool! -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.