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Revision as of 02:18, 17 February 2020
 | Make sure you also check GstInference's companion project: R2Inference |
This element consumes the classification metadata introduced in the buffer by our facenet element(FaceNet). This element uses GstEmbeddingMeta. The element uses openCV to draw on the input frame, draws a green border and writes "Pass" on the frame if its embedding is close to a known value or a red border and "Fail" otherwise.
Properties
The embeddingoverlay element expose the following properties to control the boxes' thickness, color, etc. These properties are documented on the following table:
| Property | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| font-scale | Double [0,100] | Scale of the font used on the overlay. 0 turns off the overlay |
| thickness | Double [1,100] | Thickness in pixels used for the lines |
| labels | String | Semicolon separated string containing inference labels. For example: labels="face1;face2;face3" |
Example
For example pipelines using embedding element please check the example pipelines section.
