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Does face detection work with beards, sunglasses, or eyeglasses?
See how beards, eyeglasses, and sunglasses affect Sightcorp face detection, and why sunglasses can reduce emotion accuracy.
When to use this
Section titled “When to use this”Use this reference when you need to understand how Displai’s audience analytics face detection performs with common facial accessories and features like beards, sunglasses, or eyeglasses.
Face detection compatibility
Section titled “Face detection compatibility”The Sightcorp face detection engine used by Displai is designed to be robust against common facial features and accessories.
Beards: Face detection works normally with beards of any length or style.
Eyeglasses (prescription glasses): Face detection works normally with eyeglasses.
Sunglasses: Face detection works with sunglasses, but sunglasses may reduce the accuracy of emotional classification. The darkened lenses obscure the eye region, which is a key input for emotion detection algorithms.
Technical context
Section titled “Technical context”Emotion detection relies heavily on analyzing the eye region and surrounding facial muscles. Sunglasses block visibility of these areas, which is why they can affect emotional classification while still allowing face detection to succeed.
Related articles
Section titled “Related articles”- Use emotion recognition (Sightcorp) Interpret the seven emotion scores DeepSight Toolkit reports for each detected face, and get more accurate emotion results.
- Camera lighting requirements for Displai audience analytics Set up even, frontal lighting and avoid backlighting so your camera can detect faces accurately for audience analytics.
- Sightcorp DeepSight Toolkit FAQ Get answers about DeepSight Toolkit licensing, system requirements, privacy, face detection, emotion recognition, and video analysis.
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