Vision recognition with a Groovy twist
Last week at GR8Conf Europe, I spoke about the machine learning APIs provided by Google Cloud Platform: Vision, Natural Language, Speech recognition and synthesis, etc. Since it’s GR8Conf, that means showing samples and demos using a pretty Groovy language, and I promised to share my code afterwards. So here’s a series of blog posts covering the demos I’ve presented. We’ll start with the Vision API.
The Vision API allows you to:
- Get labels of what appears in your pictures,
- Detect faces, with precise location of face features,
- Tell you if the picture is a particular landmark,
- Check for inappropriate content,
- Give you some image attributes information,
- Find if the picture is already available on the net,
- Detects brand logos,
- Or extract text that appears in your images (OCR).
You can try out those features online directly from the Cloud Vision API product page:
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