is there a way to classify images as utility images?
Asked on 08/02/2024
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Yes, there is a way to classify images as utility images using the Vision framework. The new request called calculateImageAestheticScoresRequest can be used to assess image quality and find memorable photos. This request generates an ImageAestheticScoresObservation, which includes an overall score indicating how well taken the image is. Additionally, this observation has a property called isUtility, which is true for photos that are well taken but have non-memorable content, such as screenshots or photos of receipts.
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