https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=434164
Bug ID: 434164 Summary: Some proposals about face management Product: digikam Version: 7.2.0 Platform: Other OS: Linux Status: REPORTED Severity: wishlist Priority: NOR Component: Faces-Workflow Assignee: digikam-bugs-n...@kde.org Reporter: cyberb...@gmx.de Target Milestone: --- I used picasa before (which is a good reference for its UI for face-management!), and like to tag thousands of faces with digikam. Some things I would like to be improved: - The internal face-recognition engine will output some probabilities how similar is a face to an existing face, I guess? At the moment, if I go through the "unknown faces" section, always the last selected Face-Tag is preselected. Perhaps it could prefill with the Tag with the highest probability above a certain threshold? That may speed up things. Also for the drop-down list, sorting by probability. This could be an alternative option, the current behaviour makes also sense in some cases. - When detection is in progress, the "Unknown faces" section is "jumpy", so when I currently are typing on a face-tag-input-field, somehow suddenly another face is selected with the input (this seems like a bug) - it would make sense for the faceview to be able in the preview-pictures-mode to switch between the (currently only available) show-face-only and show-full-picture mode - it would make sense, to have an "and" selection in the faces-tree-view in the left, so if you control-select multiple face-tags, show people together on a picture, which is a very common search I think. I found that is only partially possible via filters (difficult for all images in collection), or the search (also very complicated) - The face-tag-tree-view at the left looks ugly, because the face-preview pictures have different width (it gets worse, if you choose a bigger-preview size like 64px, I use 48px at the moment). At least the face-name should be all same vertical aligned. Also the left margin seems a bit too large (waste of space) - As last point: some few faces have a good recognition (the proposals mostly are correct), but for some faces, almost every proposal is wrong, so there seems to be much room for improvement for the recognition. Also many existing faces are not proposed at all (with accuracy=70%) Thanks for your work at digikam, and for the new face-backend, AI gives a nice boost to such things. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.