#Two of my kids were identified as the same person.
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Face data that is reassigned will be used for future detection I believe
That is going to be helpful if so. I'm looking at the 'Maximum recognition distance' setting and wondering if I should tweak that
currently at 0.5 (default) curiuos if I shoud adjust that up
You'd need to lower it to get more separated faces
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- And will future images benefit from the re-categorizing?
- Anyway to do a 'select all where 2 of the same person show up in an image'?
Btw, dropped it to 0.4 and re-scanned all faces. And I have more individual persons, at least it didn't confuse my two daughters. I can live with this. It literly confused two for 1 over the course of about 5 years of photos
- Yup
- This would have had to be a DB query
Yeah, if it mixes them up at the start, it will continue like that for the other images. Manually fixing them would help, but it would probably still mix them up occasionally for new images. A lower threshold was the right call to avoid that