https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=399923
--- Comment #173 from caulier.gil...@gmail.com --- Timokau, I would to know if the Google Summer of Code 2019 branch about face recognition port to OpenCV DNN will solve this issue. Typically, i currently perform a bug triage in Bugzilla, especially about duplicates files. I discovered that more than 150 files are open about Face management crashes. It's enormous. Here i test in-deed the new face detection and recognition code, fully rewritten. Even if recognition need more adjustment to improve results, the face detection is fabulous. Compared to previous one, the results are more than expected. The neuronal network with a previous training for faces performed by OpenCV team is just wonderful. It work in all cases, including the critical shot conditions. I tested with plenty of different collections, all the detection is very stable. It never crash with or without multi-core support. To test you need : - to checkout the code from development branch : git clone https://invent.kde.org/kde/digikam.git digikam cd digikam git checkout -b gsoc19-face-recognition remotes/origin/gsoc19-face-recognition ./bootstrap.linux cd build make -j4 su make install/fast Warning this will overwrite your current digiKam build from git/master branch. There is no risk to re-install master later to go back. only internal source code is touched in this developement branch. There is no difference with installed files compared with git/master. - i recommend to run this digiKam version in a new account. This will create a fresh database. Import your collection which introduce crash during faces scan. - Go to People tab from left sidebar. Select Scan for faces only. Scan whole collection (no need to scan tags). In advanced options, don't forget to select DNN module. - Start face scan and wait to see if the operation can be completed without crash. Look also the face detection results to see if you have not too much false positives. Best Gilles Caulier -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
