Re: Still cant figure out face recognition under 8.7
Charlie Gorichanaz <[email protected]>
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Wow, I actually am seeing the same behavior currently. For the record, Arch linux cache files tell me I upgraded to 8.6.0 June 5, and then to 8.7.0 June 30. I don't think I did any face tagging work since June 30 until I tried yesterday. I previously had around 300 items in my "Unconfirmed" folder according to the number after that word in parentheses, but none were showing up when I clicked on it. I ran a "Recognize faces only" on a large chunk of my albums with the quality slider bumped down from 7 to 6, hoping to catch a lot more faces. The end result changed that tag to say "Unconfirmed (0)". Then I ran a full "Scan all images" process on a section of my library I had not processed yet. It then told me it found 282 faces, and my unknown tag increased to now say "Unknown (3262)", but I still have "Unconfirmed (0)". So maybe something about this broke in 8.7.0?! — Charlie Gorichanaz On Fri, Jul 11, 2025 at 5:46 AM Chad Bersche <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Charlie, et. al > > I have an Unconfirmed tag, but it has zero images in it, even after > multiple "recognize faces" runs. > > Once I did the initial scan all images, the Unknown tag had ~6000 images > in it. I classified probably ~800 of those naming individuals correctly. > I then re-ran the process as you indicated using "Recognize faces only" on > all of my albums. I watched it as it zoomed thru images, showing faces in > the process of those in the image that it'd previously detected. At the > conclusion of the face detection, which took several minutes, it came back > stating it scanned over 5,533 images and found ZERO faces. Nothing moved > from Unknown to Unconfirmed. This is the same outcome every single time > I've tried this. > > So, what now? I've been tempted to try to re-create the training data, > but haven't done so yet. > > -- Chad > > > On 7/10/2025 10:07 PM, Charlie Gorichanaz wrote: > > Chad, > > Do you have a tag called "Unconfirmed" alongside your "Unknown" tag? I > believe that's where the detected-and-potentially-matched faces should end > up, waiting for you to confirm or reject them. > > The doc describes this under the Face recognition section, "To start this > process, go to the workflow tab, select *Recognize faces only*, and then > click *Scan Collection For Faces*. The process will tag similar *detected* > faces with the appropriate People tag from your tag tree, and the > corresponding thumbnail will disappear from the *Unknown* tag selection. > The thumbnail will appear in the *Unconfirmed* tag section and will be > added to the suggested face tag section." > > — > Charlie Gorichanaz > > > On Thu, Jul 10, 2025 at 7:14 PM Chad A. Bersche <[email protected]> wrote: > >> I've been baffled by this as well. I'm running on Windows 11, DigiKam >> 8.7, and downloaded all the modules. I let it grind thru a bunch of my >> libraries overnight. It resulted in about 6000 images in the Unknown >> category. I spent a a couple hours assigning names to people in that >> list (sometimes up to 200-300 images). I still have 5500 in the Unknown >> bucket after classifying several hundred. >> >> After doing that, I went to run the "Recognize faces only" with >> Accuracy=7, Search in set to "All Albums" and Tags unchecked. Then when >> I do the "Scan collection for faces" nothing changes, and all the same >> Unknown images stay in the same Unknown bucket. >> >> What am I doing wrong? I had hoped that tagging a good number of faces >> before doing the recognition would improve its accuracy, but it seems to >> just want me to do all the assignment work, which I kinda don't want to >> do. >> >> I'm using an external SQL database, with the database running on Linux, >> because I do use the same image libraries across Windows clients. >> >> Thanks for any help/suggestions! >> >> -- Chad >> >> On 7/8/2025 10:43 PM, Gilles Caulier wrote: >> > Hi, >> > >> > You need to first detect faces on albums before you recognize them. >> > After detecting, manually tag a few faces with names, at least a few >> > ones are enough to teach the AI for an automated recognition. >> > >> > Finally, run a recognition process and look as AI recognizes similar >> > faces already registered in the model but not yet tagged in the >> > database. >> > >> > The workflow is explained in the online doc : >> > https://docs.digikam.org/en/left_sidebar/people_view.html >> <https://link.bersche.com/click/JrntK3g7lIuw.vrQMszT3ZBH1.tlPdogxGHMJ/IxL1-iQT/3s/docs.digikam.org/en/left_sidebar/people_view.html> >> > >> > Best >> > >> > Gilles Caulier >> > >> > Le mer. 9 juil. 2025 à 02:08, robert lindsay >> > <[email protected]> a écrit : >> >> This is under intel mac os and I installed the modules it asked for in >> installation. Under face recognition their are boxes for rebuilding and >> training data, but i can't find on to start face recognition on albums >> >