Videoindexer was not picking up the expected keywords. Is there a way to train videoindexer to extract specific keywords?
This customization functionality is not yet available unfortunately. Would be great if you could add this request to our user voice at https://aka.ms/vi-feedback.
You can however update the keywords of a specific video by removing and adding keywords to it via the portal.
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I am using the Azure Custom Vision service (customvision.ai) for data labelling. It works well for automatically labelling data.
I want to use this data for a custom neural network, so I want to download the tags. Is there a way to download the tags, either from the GUI or API?
The closest thing I have found is the GetTaggedImages API request (https://southcentralus.dev.cognitive.microsoft.com/docs/services/Custom_Vision_Training_3.2/operations/5dddfe4dc8d30b100855c60c).
Thanks!
If you want to get all tags for a given project and iteration., I would recommend you use API directly. There is a GetTags API can help with this, pleae check the following API reference:
https://southcentralus.dev.cognitive.microsoft.com/docs/services/Custom_Vision_Training_3.2/operations/5dddfe4ec8d30b100855c626
I'm creating a chatbot to identify questions about store and products and answer accordingly with Dialogflow. But when constructing intents I came across this problem. The approaches I think I can construct as follows.
1st Approach
Create multiple intents
GetPrice, GetColor, GetAvailability, GetType, GetStoreName, GetStoreContact
The difficulty that I found in this approach is I have to create dozens of intents for all product types and for all types of questions about store
The advantage is that I can train for the intents seperately.
2nd Approach
Create 2 intents
ProductQuestions, StoreQuestions
The training has to be done for all the 1st approach question types in those 2
What approach I should take? In future this will be more scalable.
Most logic for conversation design can be based on your personal preferences. If you're looking for best practices, check out Google's documentation here:
https://developers.google.com/actions/assistant/best-practices
As per my opinion you should go with 1st approach. It is more flexible and scalable.
You would need to make many intents for sure but you would be able to get what user wants to know exactly.
In the 2nd approach, you would need to do many things for which you are using DialogFlow.
Try making conversation flow chart before designing the intents.
Using Dialogflow:
WorkFlow:
Open the Actions Console.
Click on Add/import project.
Type in a Project name, like "actions-codelab". This name is for your own internal reference; later on, you can set an external name for your project.
Click Create Project.
Rather than pick a category, click Skip on the upper-right corner.
Click Build > Actions in the left nav.
Click Add your first Action.
Select at least one language for your Action, followed by Update. For this codelab, we recommend only selecting English.
On the Custom intent card, click Build. This will open the Dialogflow Console in another tab.
2. Test with Dialogflow:
Dialogflow generates and uploads an Action package to your actions project automatically when you test it. To test your Action:
Make sure the Web & App Activity, Device Information, and Voice & Audio Activity permissions are enabled on the Activity controls page for your Google account.
Click on Integrations in the Dialogflow console's left navigation.
Click on the Google Assistant card to bring up the integration screen and click TEST. Dialogflow uploads your Action package to Google's servers, so you can test the latest version in the simulator.
In the Actions console simulator, enter "talk to my test app" in the Input area of the simulator to test your Action. If you have already specified an invocation name and saved your invocation information, you can start the conversation by saying talk to instead.
Note: If you don't see a TEST button, you need to click on the AUTHORISE button first to give Dialogflow access to your Google account and Actions project.
For more information refer below link:
https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/actions-1/index.html#0
Whenever I want to search for my Android APPS which are developed under publisher Nixion (suppose it). Instead of displaying that APPS developed by Nixion, it displays other keyword contents. Same thing happens with me when I search on PlayStore. Is there any thing provided so that I can request Google to include this word as keyword in PlayStore & Web Search Engine.
Is there any thing provided so that I can request Google to include this word as keyword in PlayStore & Web Search Engine.
Yes, you may refer to this guide for the steps on how to add, edit, or remove your keywords.
And in addition to that, you may want to also check this article for more information regarding how suggestions can vary by Region and Language and most of all how Google instant’s Autocomplete suggestions work.
After some time spent scouring google and looking through the Sonar Qube API documentation, along with trying a few permutations on common patterns, I have arrived to the point where I am wondering if it is even possible to use multiple parameters when doing an issue search in SonarQube's API.
Purpose of search is to populate a team radiator with issue data from Sonarqube. This data will be combined with build data from other sources (Or else I would just link to the SonarQube display page)
current configured URL to api is:
https://sonarqubesitehere.com/api/issues/search?=projectKeys=com.projectnamehere
(This is dummy code with names changed to protect the innocent)
I would like to be able to add a second parameter to this search that allows me to receive only major (or minor) issues that belong to the specific project I specify. the search term for that search is /search?severities=MAJOR
Anyone wrangled with this particular problem?
Please check the WS API on sonarqube.com or your own instance like: https://your-sonarqube.com/web_api/api/issues/search.
Here's an example of api/issues/search with several parameters
Hummmm... Provided that you read the Web API documentation for /issues/search, and that you know how to correctly write a URL that uses parameters, then it's quite easy to find that the solution is the following:
https://<your_server>/api/issues/search?projectKeys=project1Key,project2Key&severities=MINOR,MAJOR
Live example on SonarQube.com: https://sonarqube.com/api/issues/search?projectKeys=clang,git&severities=BLOCKER
I want to write a mobile app which takes a picture and searches google images for similar pictures and then displays the results.
However, with google image search I can only search for text strings, and with the search API it seems there's no possibility to search for similar pictures; this feature seems to be available only through the web interface.
Any idea how I can solve this problem?
thanks,
Christoph
There is a way you can do this now, but its not officially supported, and there are probably some restrictions on the number of queries you can perform. Update
http://images.google.com/searchbyimage?hl=en&biw=1060&bih=766&gbv=2&site=search&image_url={{URL To your image}}&sa=X&ei=H6RaTtb5JcTeiALlmPi2CQ&ved=0CDsQ9Q8
There is also a google image search API, which is being officially deprecated, but it will work for now.
http://code.google.com/apis/imagesearch/
The Google Vision API.
https://cloud.google.com/vision/
This is very simple and easy and powerful.
I had done something like that recently for a mobile app, this is the code for it, it uses google search by image feature, and returns the "best guess" or the whole page
you could use that and modify it to do what you want, but once you get the best guess of the image you could search for any image with that title, etc
https://github.com/hbattat/search-by-image
I don't think it's possible. If you click the link to find similar images from the images result page you get a link with the original query included:
google.com/images?q=ORIGINAL_QUERY&imgtype=i_similar&sa=...
If you remove that GET param manually, the search does not work, it only shows the images search form.
I dont think it is possible to find similar images with google if you do not know what's on it.
I was looking for an answer to this some time ago, and found tineye. You have to pay for it, though. Currently (Jan 2012) USD300 for 5K searches, USD1.5K for 30K searches...
SerpAPI enables to search through Google Images and returns a clean JSON.
URL example:
https://serpapi.com/search.json?q=Apple&tbm=isch&ijn=0
Documentation:
https://serpapi.com/images-results
This service is integrated with most of the programming languages: python, php, java, golang, nodejs...
Google limit the number of search per day. but this service provides unlimited searches...