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Glad it worked, I have updated the documentation to be clearer. I will try to improve the GUI in the future.

Hello @htaufik I am not sure to be honest, has the hardware changed since the last time it successfully ran?

@htaufik I currently have tensorflow 1.12.2 in the requirements files. Just to be sure, are you using Python 3.6?

Hi devileye1, I am planning to look into how to do that as this project is a prototype for a graduation project that will use IP cameras as a home...

I think openface uses facenet models trained using triplet loss judging by their code here https://github.com/cmusatyalab/openface/blob/master/training/train.lua and their performances on the Labeled Faces in the Wild dataset is pretty good...

I see. I will try out Brandon Joffe's project soon and see how the IP cameras' integration works and hopefully get back to you on this soon.

Apologies for taking some time, I got an IP camera for testing purposes but it proved to be problematic so will get another, as for getting a stream from an...

1- Since the code returns image HTTP responses, you need to have a < img > tag with its src attribute set to the URL of the function generating the...

In the gist code I linked it should still broadcast frames even when no faces are detected, unless I made an error. Installing tensorflow-gpu==1.5 using pip (if you have tensorflow...

Hi chrisbenseler, It is a weird issue since I did not face this with Ubuntu 18.04 and Windows 10, it seems cv2.VideoCapture() follows the same logic as cv2.imshow() like in...