It’s the same problem with cv dazzle though, simply that there hasn’t been nearly enough research done on this to know what works and what doesn’t.
and don’t do advertising on car or buses.
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The devil’s in the details:
The system accurately identified people wearing a scarf 77 per cent of the time – a cap and scarf 69 per cent of the time and a cap, scarf and glasses 55 per cent of the time.
I like the odds. So, until the “anarchist look” is criminalized… scarf… check… sunglasses… check… hat… check.
All kidding aside: However one is kitted out, I can see more than a few innocents being swept up.
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Basically we’re trying to give a machine vision system pareidolia, (which is the tendency for humans to ‘recognise’ faces where there are none).
The obvious example would be this:
It’s just four lines, but see all see it as a face. The difference is, humans have ‘higher level’ processing which decides if we’re looking at a real human face, presumably based on things like, whether it’s positioned in a plausible place above a torso, etc.
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