IMatch 2020.4.2

[BanjoTom]

Downloaded and installed today, with no problems.  This version seems even faster than previous ones, and I REALLY like the new Face Manager.  There are aspects of Face Management I don't yet understand very well, but that's probably because I just plunged in without first reading the applicable Help files.  I'll get to that, Real Soon Now, but what I did find seemed quite helpful and mostly intuitive.  GREAT WORK, as always, Mario!

And the "Did You Know?" feature is also proving quite helpful; I've been too quick to assume I know most of what I want/need to do in IMatch, but I'm still/always learning, and this is a useful pointer to IMatch's vast plethora of features and capabilities. 

[Mario]

Great. Thanks for the feedback.

I really hope the work I've put into the DYK was not wasted and that the info presented by this app allows people to use IMatch more efficiently.

Which aspects of face management do you find challenging?

[BanjoTom]

As I said, I have NOT YET really read the applicable help file entries for the Face Manager, but most of it is indeed self-evident and intuitive.  I hope soon to better understand when and how to use "Reject," "Delete," and "Ignore," but I'll again emphasize that I really need to RTFH ("Read the F------ Help"  ) and then spend more time with this new app.  The challenges only arise from my own haste to try things out before I really understand them.  MEA CULPA! 

[BanjoTom]

AND I'm sorry my post wound up in "IMatch Scripting and Apps," when it really should have been in "General Discussion."  Again, MEA CULPA!   

[Mario]

Moved.

Reject: Correct a wrong person assignment by the AI. Basically telling it that "This is not This old Tony".
Ignore: A face of a person you don't know but which you want to keep for some reason. Maybe just to retain the info that an image contains person.
Delete: A face you are not interested in at all.

[ubacher]

Would it not be clearer to name it  NotThisPerson instead of Reject

[Mario]

It is reject now. Changing all the UI and documentation would be too expensive.
It is also easier to say "This person is rejected" than "This person has been not this personed".
I ponder if I change the menu name or not. Lets see how many users complain.