Trains Media Server to detect a face in one action.
Running this action is equivalent to running the following actions in the following order:
This action is atomic, so that any interruption to the server does not leave the database in an inconsistent state. If you stop the action using the QueueInfo action, or the action returns an error, the database is not modified. If all of the training images fail (for example Media Server cannot detect a face), Media Server does not add the face to the database.
Type: asynchronous
Parameter | Description | Required |
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database
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The name of the database to add the face to. The database must already exist. | Yes |
identifier
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A unique identifier for the face (maximum 254 bytes). If you do not set this parameter, Media Server generates an identifier automatically. | No |
imagedata
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The training images to add. Files must be uploaded as multipart/form-data. For more information about sending data to Media Server, refer to the Media Server Administration Guide. | Set this or imagepath |
imagelabels
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A comma-separated list of labels to identify the images that you are adding (maximum 254 bytes for each label). Every image added to the same face must have a unique label, so the number of labels must match the number of images provided using either imagedata or imagepath . If you do not set this parameter, Media Server generates labels automatically. |
No |
imagepath
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A comma-separated list of paths to the training images to add. | Set this or imagedata |
metadata
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A comma-separated list of metadata key-value pairs to add to the face. Separate keys from values using a colon (: ). To include a comma or colon in a key name or value, you must enclose the key name or value in quotation marks (" ) and escape any quotation marks that occur within the string with a backslash (\ ). |
No |
numparallel
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The maximum number of threads that the action can use (default 1). | No |
curl http://localhost:18000 -F action=TrainFace -F database=faces -F identifier=jsmith -F imagedata=@image1.jpg,image2.jpg,... -F imagelabels=image1,image2,... -F metadata=firstname:John,lastname:Smith,fullname:"John Smith, Jr."
This action is asynchronous, so Media Server always returns success accompanied by a token:
<autnresponse> <action>TRAINFACE</action> <response>SUCCESS</response> <responsedata> <token>MTAuMi4xMDQuNTQ6MTgwMDA6VFJBSU5PQkpFQ1Q6MTQzMzQwODAwMTU0Mi0xNjAxNDc5NzMx</token> </responsedata> </autnresponse>
You can use this token with the QueueInfo action to retrieve the status of the action:
<autnresponse> <action>QUEUEINFO</action> <response>SUCCESS</response> <responsedata> <actions> <action> <status>Finished</status> <queued_time>2015-Jun-04 09:53:21</queued_time> <time_in_queue>0</time_in_queue> <process_start_time>2015-Jun-04 09:53:21</process_start_time> <time_processing>0</time_processing> <process_end_time>2015-Jun-04 09:53:21</process_end_time> <build> <image> <index>1</index> <label>image1</label> <status>trained</status> </image> <image> <index>2</index> <label>image2</label> <status>trained</status> </image> </build> <database>faces</database> <identifier>jsmith</identifier> <numimages>2</numimages> <numtrained>2</numtrained> <token>MTAuMi4xMDQuNTQ6MTgwMDA6VFJBSU5PQkpFQ1Q6MTQzMzQwODAwMTU0Mi0xNjAxNDc5NzMx</token> </action> </actions> </responsedata> </autnresponse>
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