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Find cat at the image: visual recognition

How to detect what is on the uploaded picture? Cat or dog? If people, which age and gender? Here is a short manual. Continue reading “Find cat at the image: visual recognition”

Author dobryakovPosted on September 5, 2016Categories UncategorizedTags ai, artificial intelligence, visual recognition, vrLeave a comment on Find cat at the image: visual recognition

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