Creating an artwork finder with the Cloud Vision API
summary
Shows how to build an artwork finder using Google Cloud Vision: use Face Landmarks to crop thumbnails and reject images with multiple faces, and SafeSearch to block or blur explicit uploads. Uses Web Detection to retrieve higher‑resolution matches and pages that identify artists, OCR to extract signatures, and trains a custom classifier with AutoML Vision from images on a GCS bucket (uploads via gsutil); about 800 labeled images trains in ~10 minutes. Code is published on GitHub.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Project intro
- 1:09Face detection thumbnails
- 4:35Filter explicit content
- 5:57Higher quality images
- 7:20Expand artwork collection
- 8:42Find artwork artist
- 11:06Content categorization
- 12:53AutoML Vision categorization
- 17:07Conclusion
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