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Why there is no alignment of the faces found? #188
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I'm guessing this is because 1 method for cropping/alignment shown in the paper doesn't do alignment at all, but simply crops the area where a face is detected and feeds that to resnet portion of the model:
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The sample notebook infer.ipynb implies that mtcnn() returns the aligned images (x_aligned), but it doesn't! I've tested it on some non-aligned faces, and the faces weren't rotated (rotation is described here: https://sefiks.com/2020/09/09/deep-face-detection-with-mtcnn-in-python).
What's the sense in the landmarks if you don't align the image? And why mtcnn() doesn't return the landmarks if you want to leave the rotation to the user?
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