I was wondering if anyone had any experiences with NudeNet. I was hoping to use it to streamline the progress for a current project, but I'm not too skilled yet, currently wrapping up my first year studying computer science. If anyone could share they're knowledge/take a quick look at it to see if they can figure it out, I would love to chat
it quickly took a look at it as it seemed quite interesting.
I tried it on one random picture and it seems to work very well. I used the installation via pip which at least on Linux worked like a charm. What is the project you're working on? And how can I help you?
kerkersklave wrote: Sat Mar 27, 2021 3:58 pm
Hi Leah,
it quickly took a look at it as it seemed quite interesting.
I tried it on one random picture and it seems to work very well. I used the installation via pip which at least on Linux worked like a charm. What is the project you're working on? And how can I help you?
Thanks for taking a look at it :)
Do you mind sending the files from the folder you used to run it? I get the detector to work and analyze the photos, but when I run the censor method I get an error say the "modelproto does not have a graph" or something like that. Googling it presents me with all sorts of nonsense I don't understand, so I'm at a loss here.
Im currently fiddling with a tease ai personality, and was hoping to do a bit of censoring in there, not sure how its gonna work, but either way it seems like its a great tool, that can censor videos as well, as far as I understand
I used this as well for a project, however I only used their detect method and did my own censoring in frontend javascript.
I had a quick look at the error and it comes from the detector model, so if detect is working fine but censor is giving that error, I suspect the args passed to censor had some mixup.
kerkersklave wrote: Sat Mar 27, 2021 6:48 pm
I've tested it on the following picture. It censors face, breasts, and pussy. I've tried other pictures but those are private
Which API are you using? The python one as well? I have not seen that error message.
I was actually mainly referring to the python file, I'm unsure if I'm writing the code right, I haven't really gotten the hang of interpreting other peoples code, and its been a short while since I dabbled with python last, do you mind sending it?
bonsec wrote: Sat Mar 27, 2021 6:58 pm
I used this as well for a project, however I only used their detect method and did my own censoring in frontend javascript.
I had a quick look at the error and it comes from the detector model, so if detect is working fine but censor is giving that error, I suspect the args passed to censor had some mixup.
I'm passing the same args as with the detect method, so it shouldn't be any issue, but maybe im wrong, literally copied the code from a guide, and changed the filenames to match. The guide in question is the following
The guide matches what I did. Can you maybe copy a minimal code example that causes the error? Best just copy it, sometimes one can read their own code over and over again without spotting a subtle problem or difference.
Miss_Leah. wrote: Sat Mar 27, 2021 7:40 pm
I was actually mainly referring to the python file, I'm unsure if I'm writing the code right, I haven't really gotten the hang of interpreting other peoples code, and its been a short while since I dabbled with python last, do you mind sending it?
Miss_Leah. wrote: Sat Mar 27, 2021 7:40 pm
I was actually mainly referring to the python file, I'm unsure if I'm writing the code right, I haven't really gotten the hang of interpreting other peoples code, and its been a short while since I dabbled with python last, do you mind sending it?
Your code works fine for me, can't see any problem either.
This error comes somewhere from within the neural net engine from googling it. Sounds like the model has not been loaded properly. From looking at the code of censor() it just calls detect() and then manipulates the images.
Did you try calling detect() directly and does that work? (Not quite sure form your previous posts).
Can you copy the complete error message including the stack trace?
kerkersklave wrote: Sat Mar 27, 2021 9:20 pm
Your code works fine for me, can't see any problem either.
This error comes somewhere from within the neural net engine from googling it. Sounds like the model has not been loaded properly. From looking at the code of censor() it just calls detect() and then manipulates the images.
Did you try calling detect() directly and does that work? (Not quite sure form your previous posts).
Can you copy the complete error message including the stack trace?
Aha, detect() throws the same error, here's the complete error message