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Please refer to the [http://ridgerun.pages.ridgerun.com/rnd/librrobjectredaction/index.html API Documentation] for detailed documentation. | Please refer to the [http://ridgerun.pages.ridgerun.com/rnd/librrobjectredaction/index.html API Documentation] for detailed documentation. | ||
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In this section will be explained an example for face redaction running on GPU. | In this section will be explained an example for face redaction running on GPU. | ||
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In case the input buffer is not already in GPU memory, we also need to create a CPU backend to allocate the buffer in CPU memory. | In case the input buffer is not already in GPU memory, we also need to create a CPU backend to allocate the buffer in CPU memory. | ||
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std::shared_ptr<rd::IBackend> cpu_backend = std::make_shared<rd::cpu::Backend>(); | std::shared_ptr<rd::IBackend> cpu_backend = std::make_shared<rd::cpu::Backend>(); | ||
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=== Get algorithm === | === Get algorithm === | ||
The GetAlgorithm method is used to obtain the redaction algorithm to process the input buffer. | The GetAlgorithm method is used to obtain the redaction algorithm to process the input buffer. | ||
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std::shared_ptr<rd::IRedaction> algorithm = backend->GetAlgorithm(); | std::shared_ptr<rd::IRedaction> algorithm = backend->GetAlgorithm(); | ||
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=== Get Model === | === Get Model === | ||
The getModel method is used to obtain the AI model that will be used for the detection of the desired object. In this case: faces. | The getModel method is used to obtain the AI model that will be used for the detection of the desired object. In this case: faces. | ||
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std::shared_ptr<rd::IModel> model = backend->getModel(rd::Model::FACE_DETECTION); | std::shared_ptr<rd::IModel> model = backend->getModel(rd::Model::FACE_DETECTION); | ||
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== Buffers == | == Buffers == | ||
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'''NOTE:''' Since the detection model usually works with a fixed resolution and format, an internal conversion to the resolution and format expected by the model. This is transparent so the user doesn't have to worry about any conversion, however, a convert method is also available in case the user wants to do this conversion before calling the detect method. | {{Ambox | ||
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