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Correct a typo in your "train your dataset" page
"Images must be bigger than 200px or smaller than 800px"...is not a valid test! your "or" should be a "end"...or you accept all images?
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port oMoby to Symbian
many people still use symbian phones, especially blind people for which oMoby is particularly useful. I realize this might not be worth doing from a business perspective, so I volunteer to do it for free, if given the required details.
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1 vote
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open source oMoby app
This would give people a head start on integrating IQ to their mobile apps. I like several features in how it works and would be more inclined to build on top of IQ if my development time was focused on MY features instead of generic features like camera access, managing result lists, etc.
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add more detail about search algorithm to documentation.
I have, as I am sure many others do, questions about how IQE works to determine its applicability for me and the products/services I would like to integrate it with. A few quick examples
- is it color sensitive? if i create an object with identical images that are different colors (say a blue ford focus and green ford focus) will it be able to match a yellow ford focus with that object?
- what are some tolerance guidelines for missing information or put another way is the hit/miss ratio for an image match available?
- if there are multiple… more
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Add the ability to only search a subset of the private database
It would be nice if when pictures were added to the private database, they could be assigned an optional "category ID", which can be used in future queries so that only pictures that have the matching category ID are considered in the query.
Strategic use of this feature would speed up queries and reduce server load, and it would enable developers to have multiple isolated sets of images that should not be mixed (e.g. lets say you made a mobile app that multiple people will use, it might be useful for each person to have a private collection of images… more
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Add the option of submitting images using urls
I have a large number of images I'd like to train the computer vision on hosted on a CDN. If I could submit URLs instead of the actual images, it would save me having to download and then upload them.
10 votesstarted ·
AdminGerry
(Admin, IQ Engines, Inc.)
responded
Great idea. We are in the process of improving our Training API to accomodate submitting image URLs.
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Add the ability for end-users to purchase queries directly from IQ Engines
Currently, customers pay IQ Engines for use of the Vision as a Service platform and then monetize their application however they prefer. One customer has asked for the ability to let their users purchase queries directly from IQ Engines. This is not currently on the roadmap, but if it would be of interest to you as a developer, please let us know by voting here.
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26 votesstarted ·
AdminAndrew (Admin, IQ Engines, Inc.) responded
Hi everyone. It may seem obvious how or why you would use OCR in the API, but it turns out there are many different ways this could be implemented, depending on what you’re trying to accomplish.
To make sure we actually build what you need, PLEASE add a comment telling us very specifically how you will use the OCR in your app and how you’d like to see it work. If you’re not comfortable posting details in this forum, then send us an email to support@iqengines.com.
We have OCR algorithms running on our servers, but not hooked up to the API yet. Coming soon! But even now you will get text from photos – we have object recognition and crowdsourcing to do the job. When we have OCR, it will speed up in some cases.
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Provide a dashboard where I can analyze and view my visual queries
I need a dashboard where I can see my user activity to know:
- how many mobile users are engaging in visual search
- how fast the visual search is happening
- where the mobile users are located
- etc.7 votesstarted ·
AdminGerry
(Admin, IQ Engines, Inc.)
responded
You can now access your API visual query history at your API Dashboard. More analytics will be included soon.
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2 votesstarted ·
AdminGerry
(Admin, IQ Engines, Inc.)
responded
Bounding box information is now sent back via the API when the object is identified.
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Add support for other languages besides English
Be able to return non-English languages, and different characters for my regional language.
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AdminGerry
(Admin, IQ Engines, Inc.)
responded
We have added Unicode support to allow for storage via the Training API international character sets (ex. Japanese, Chinese, Korean, etc).
Some customers are using the Google Translate API successfully to translate from English to other languages. This works in the image recognition API because the return is usually 2-4 words and nouns, so the translation reliability is fairly good.