Movement on Python API? #428
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The interface of OpenFace has changed quite a bit since the original PRs. I want to add the binding eventually, but other additions to OpenFace came first. The OpenFace you link to is quite a different project, it does face recognition rather than landmark detection and facial behavior analysis. |
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Oh interesting, so to pick up emotions like angry or sad, then this lib is more appropriate ?
If so, then I could still volunteer to get the bindings done, assuming my work will have use for it.
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The interface of OpenFace has changed quite a bit since the original PRs. I want to add the binding eventually, but other additions to OpenFace came first.
The OpenFace you link to is quite a different project, it does face recognition rather than landmark detection and facial behavior analysis.
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Yes, this OpenFace is much more suitable for emotion recognition. If you were to create python bindings I would include them into the main repo! However, I would wait for a week or two as I will be releasing OpenFace 2.0 very shortly and that will change the interface a bit. |
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@TadasBaltrusaitis Okay great, then I'll wait a bit till you reorganize it as you want. Appreciate your quick replies. |
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I have updated the OpenFace version and the interface should be reasonably stable now. |
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The python interface about Aus recognition can also be updated? Thansk for your reply! |
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@fxfactorial @TadasBaltrusaitis dear gentlemen, any progress on openface 2.0 python APIs? |
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Hi, for instructions on how to install on Ubuntu, please have a look here: https://github.com/TadasBaltrusaitis/OpenFace/wiki/Unix-Installation Currently I'm not working on the python API. |
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@TadasBaltrusaitis Minor misunderstanding. The installation was not a (big) problem. I don’t know how to use it (the files are windows cpp files with vcx project files. How shall we compile/test/run openface on Ubuntu AFTER installation? There are no python files for testing, correct? |
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Sorry, I'm still not exactly sure what the question is. What do you mean how to use it? The Compilation on Ubuntu is described in the wiki page I linked to (https://github.com/TadasBaltrusaitis/OpenFace/wiki/Unix-Installation), it also lists some example tests you can run to make sure building worked (https://github.com/TadasBaltrusaitis/OpenFace/wiki/Unix-Installation#actual-openface-installation). Testing and running OpenFace after the compilation is done can be done through a command line interface described here - https://github.com/TadasBaltrusaitis/OpenFace/wiki/Command-line-arguments |
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@ewagner70 look in the build dir's bin directory for the executables to run. I might return to doing a Python API if my current project continues (since I accomplished my other desired task directly in C++.) |
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@TadasBaltrusaitis @fxfactorial Thx for the hints, but what I get when trying to compile the cpp files is any ideas? I'm running on Ubuntu 18.04 ... |
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Maybe you don't have libstdc++ installed. You should follow the pre-req directions carefully, wiki says what prereqs needed on system. |
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well, from my perspective, I've installed the respective packages see the following libstdc++ list |
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Please keep this thread only for Python API issues, not debugging your issues. |
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ok ... opened new issue #460 |
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Hi, Any news about the Python API? |
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Hi, any python API news? |
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Looks like there are two open PRs
#217
#207
for adding a python API.
@TadasBaltrusaitis is there a reason for delay? I can also do the python bindings as a fresh PR if need be.
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