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0016 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:1
0017 msgid "digiKam Main Window People View"
0018 msgstr ""
0019 
0020 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:1
0021 msgid ""
0022 "digiKam, documentation, user manual, photo management, open source, free, "
0023 "learn, easy, faces, detection, recognition, management, deep-learning, people"
0024 msgstr ""
0025 
0026 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:14
0027 msgid "People View"
0028 msgstr ""
0029 
0030 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:16
0031 msgid ""
0032 "As long as you are not just taking pictures from machines or stars or "
0033 "something like that, Face Management might be an interesting feature for you "
0034 "(even with a machine there might be a human being operating it). In digiKam "
0035 "it consists of two tasks: **Face Detection** and **Face Recognition**."
0036 msgstr ""
0037 
0038 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:18
0039 msgid ""
0040 "The face management workflow allows you to detect and recognize people in "
0041 "your photographs. Both features use a deep learning neural network in "
0042 "background. **Face Detection** allows digiKam to detect faces in your "
0043 "images. This step is required before being able to recognize faces. **Face "
0044 "Recognition** will automatically recognize people in your images, but it "
0045 "needs few items already trained for a same face name to be able to recognize "
0046 "new ones."
0047 msgstr ""
0048 
0049 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:22
0050 msgid ""
0051 "To run properly, the face management needs the deep-learning models to "
0052 "download at the first run of digiKam. See :ref:`the Quick Start section "
0053 "<quick_start>` for details."
0054 msgstr ""
0055 
0056 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:27
0057 msgid "Face Detection"
0058 msgstr ""
0059 
0060 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:29
0061 msgid ""
0062 "The first step is to have digiKam finding all those pics that show faces not "
0063 "even knowing yet who's face it is. To prepare that process you click on "
0064 "**People** tab from left sidebar. On the bottom you have a settings view "
0065 "with a drop down menu where you can choose between:"
0066 msgstr ""
0067 
0068 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:31
0069 msgid ""
0070 "**Skip Images Already Scanned**: choose this option if you haven't scanned "
0071 "yet or if the last scan yielded good results but you would like to scan new "
0072 "images."
0073 msgstr ""
0074 
0075 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:33
0076 msgid ""
0077 "**Scan Again And Merge Results**: choose this option if the results of the "
0078 "previous scan weren't accurate. This would re-scan all images again, and is "
0079 "time consuming."
0080 msgstr ""
0081 
0082 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:35
0083 msgid ""
0084 "**Clear Unconfirmed Results And Rescan**: remove all faces registered in "
0085 "database with no name and process again an analysis."
0086 msgstr ""
0087 
0088 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:37
0089 msgid ""
0090 "**Clear all Previous Results and Rescan**: remove all previous faces "
0091 "registered in database and process again an analysis."
0092 msgstr ""
0093 
0094 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:43
0095 msgid "The digiKam Face Management Workflow View"
0096 msgstr ""
0097 
0098 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:45
0099 msgid ""
0100 "The first option you would choose if you didn't scan yet or if you did with "
0101 "a satisfying result but added new photographs since then or if you already "
0102 "improved a search result, e.g. by removing face tags which obviously don't "
0103 "show a face. The second you would choose if you want the images already "
0104 "scanned to be included in the next scan. The third is more interesting in "
0105 "the context of Face Recognition since **Unconfirmed results** means face "
0106 "tags that don't have a name assigned to them yet."
0107 msgstr ""
0108 
0109 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:47
0110 msgid ""
0111 "After the Face Scan is complete, you should see a new tag **Unknown** where "
0112 "the results of the face scan will appear. You may now manually identify a "
0113 "few of these faces and then proceed for face recognition. At least a minimum "
0114 "of **5 similar faces tagged** in different images must be trained for an "
0115 "automatic recognition workflow."
0116 msgstr ""
0117 
0118 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:51
0119 msgid ""
0120 "In the **Settings** tab, you can also decide if you want to scan for face "
0121 "detection or for faces recognition."
0122 msgstr ""
0123 
0124 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:53
0125 msgid ""
0126 "The **Settings** tab has another tab to tune where to search for new faces. "
0127 "You can make a selection of albums or tags to process the detection."
0128 msgstr ""
0129 
0130 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:59
0131 msgid "The digiKam Face Management Search-In View"
0132 msgstr ""
0133 
0134 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:61
0135 msgid ""
0136 "The last tab from the settings view allows to tune advanced configuration, "
0137 "as the accuracy used to identify a face in image, the deep-learning model to "
0138 "use for the faces workflow, and the ability to use all CPU core while "
0139 "computing."
0140 msgstr ""
0141 
0142 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:67
0143 msgid "The digiKam Face Management Settings View"
0144 msgstr ""
0145 
0146 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:71
0147 msgid ""
0148 "The deep-learning YOLO v3 model is more powerful but it's time and CPU "
0149 "consuming. Only turn on this option if you hardware can supports intensive "
0150 "computations. It's only used for face detection, especially to detect very "
0151 "small faces, blurry faces, or group photos with many faces."
0152 msgstr ""
0153 
0154 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:75
0155 msgid ""
0156 "Due to technical limitations under Windows, the multi-cores support with a "
0157 "Mysql/MariaDB database will not provide good performances. We recommend to "
0158 "use a SQlite database instead."
0159 msgstr ""
0160 
0161 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:77
0162 msgid ""
0163 "For the task we are talking about you check **Detect Faces**, of course. "
0164 "Since face detection is a time-consuming task you better don't hit **Scan** "
0165 "right away, rather **Options**. An additional area will fold out organized "
0166 "with three tabs. In **Search-In** you can confine the scan to certain albums "
0167 "or tags. In **Settings** you can adjust the **Face Accuracy** with a balance "
0168 "between **Sensitivity** and **Specificity** that suits your needs. A higher "
0169 "specificity implies higher accuracy, however this results in a smaller set "
0170 "of results. Under Advanced you will find two check-boxes. The first is "
0171 "explained by the text above it. The second is for face recognition, see next "
0172 "chapter."
0173 msgstr ""
0174 
0175 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:79
0176 msgid ""
0177 "Once you have chosen your options carefully you click **Scan** and after a "
0178 "while, depending on the scope of your selection, the result will be "
0179 "presented in the Image Area. In the Tags list of the Left Sidebar you will "
0180 "see the People branch of your tag tree. You will see the whole scan result "
0181 "only if the topmost tag **People** is selected. In the tree you will see a "
0182 "new virtual tag called **Unknown** which will show all those images where "
0183 "faces are recognized but not yet connected to a person. If you just scanned "
0184 "for the first time you will find the whole result also here."
0185 msgstr ""
0186 
0187 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:86
0188 msgid ""
0189 "Screencast of digiKam Faces Detection Process Running Over Collections and "
0190 "Populating the Database"
0191 msgstr ""
0192 
0193 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:88
0194 msgid ""
0195 "Note that the thumbnails presented here are not showing the whole image. "
0196 "They show the area of the image where the scan algorithm put down a **Face "
0197 "Tag**. You can see that if you click on the thumbnail. In the preview that "
0198 "opens you will see the whole image with all the face tags on them."
0199 msgstr ""
0200 
0201 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:92
0202 msgid ""
0203 "If you don't see them, click the people button |icon_showfacetags| in the "
0204 "upper left corner of the preview. If there is more than one face tag on the "
0205 "image it will also be represented by more than one thumbnail. This is the "
0206 "case with the screenshot above take in preview mode."
0207 msgstr ""
0208 
0209 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:98
0210 msgid "The digiKam Face Tags Edit From Icon-View"
0211 msgstr ""
0212 
0213 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:100
0214 msgid ""
0215 "If it really is a face the field labeled **Who Is This?** comes into play. "
0216 "Here you can either type in the name of an existing People tag out of your "
0217 "tag tree or use the drop down function to show your tag tree and select a "
0218 "tag. With **Confirm** you can save that to the database. If it was the only "
0219 "face tag (left) the image will disappear from the **Unknown** selection and "
0220 "you will find it once you select either the **People** tag or one of the "
0221 "tags you assigned to one of the face tags in that image."
0222 msgstr ""
0223 
0224 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:102
0225 msgid ""
0226 "The list of detection samples below come from a huge collection of photo "
0227 "scanned with the Yolo v3 deep-learning model."
0228 msgstr ""
0229 
0230 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:105
0231 msgid "ID"
0232 msgstr ""
0233 
0234 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:105
0235 msgid "Face Detected Samples"
0236 msgstr ""
0237 
0238 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:105
0239 msgid "Comments"
0240 msgstr ""
0241 
0242 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:107
0243 msgid "01"
0244 msgstr ""
0245 
0246 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:107
0247 msgid "An under-exposed face"
0248 msgstr ""
0249 
0250 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:112
0251 msgid "02"
0252 msgstr ""
0253 
0254 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:112
0255 msgid "A closed dog face"
0256 msgstr ""
0257 
0258 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:117
0259 msgid "03"
0260 msgstr ""
0261 
0262 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:117
0263 msgid "A blured child face"
0264 msgstr ""
0265 
0266 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:122
0267 msgid "04"
0268 msgstr ""
0269 
0270 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:122
0271 msgid "A non human face"
0272 msgstr ""
0273 
0274 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:127
0275 msgid "05"
0276 msgstr ""
0277 
0278 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:127
0279 msgid "A very blured and partial face"
0280 msgstr ""
0281 
0282 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:132
0283 msgid "06"
0284 msgstr ""
0285 
0286 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:132
0287 msgid "A rotated face"
0288 msgstr ""
0289 
0290 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:137
0291 msgid "07"
0292 msgstr ""
0293 
0294 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:137
0295 msgid "A covered face with a hood"
0296 msgstr ""
0297 
0298 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:142
0299 msgid "08"
0300 msgstr ""
0301 
0302 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:142
0303 msgid "An aside face"
0304 msgstr ""
0305 
0306 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:147
0307 msgid "09"
0308 msgstr ""
0309 
0310 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:147
0311 msgid "An under-exposed and partial face"
0312 msgstr ""
0313 
0314 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:152
0315 msgid "10"
0316 msgstr ""
0317 
0318 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:152
0319 msgid "A false positive detection"
0320 msgstr ""
0321 
0322 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:157
0323 msgid "11"
0324 msgstr ""
0325 
0326 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:157
0327 msgid "A puppy's mouth"
0328 msgstr ""
0329 
0330 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:162
0331 msgid "12"
0332 msgstr ""
0333 
0334 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:162
0335 msgid "A face covered by a racket"
0336 msgstr ""
0337 
0338 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:168
0339 msgid ""
0340 "The screenshots **02** and **11** have been chosen because they show one "
0341 "important feature: the algorithm is able to find animal faces, and this is "
0342 "not a false positive, except if you want to see only human faces on your "
0343 "collection of course."
0344 msgstr ""
0345 
0346 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:170
0347 msgid ""
0348 "The screenshot **10** is another example shows one important issue: the "
0349 "algorithm will find inevitably details in an image that resemble a face but "
0350 "are actually something else. That's what the **Remove** button is for. It "
0351 "will remove the face tag from the photograph and if it is the only face tag "
0352 "(left) the photograph will disappear from the scan result."
0353 msgstr ""
0354 
0355 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:172
0356 msgid ""
0357 "The screenshots **01**, **03**, **05**, **08**, **09**, and **12** can be "
0358 "considered as non faces, or be prevented by reducing the **Accuracy** of "
0359 "detection in face management **Settings** view. But these examples prove the "
0360 "capability of algorithm to detect faces in critical shots conditions."
0361 msgstr ""
0362 
0363 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:174
0364 msgid ""
0365 "The screenshots **04** and **10** are definitively false positive results."
0366 msgstr ""
0367 
0368 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:176
0369 msgid ""
0370 "In the context menu of the preview there are two more items related to face "
0371 "tags: **Add A Face Tag** and **Clear All Faces** on this image."
0372 msgstr ""
0373 
0374 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:181
0375 msgid "Face Recognition"
0376 msgstr ""
0377 
0378 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:183
0379 msgid ""
0380 "Assigning People tags to face tags is an important prerequisite to Face "
0381 "Recognition. Very obviously digiKam can only recognize faces if it has "
0382 "something to compare with. So it's up to you to show it the ropes, which "
0383 "means in this case to tell digiKam: This is Lara, this is Juan, this is "
0384 "Peter and so forth. For that you would, after performing a Face Detection as "
0385 "described in the previous article, typically select the **Unknown** tag on "
0386 "the Left Sidebar, click on a thumbnail and click, if necessary, on the Show "
0387 "Face Tags button |icon_showfacetags|."
0388 msgstr ""
0389 
0390 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:189
0391 msgid ""
0392 "The digiKam Face Management Icon-View With Multiple Selection of Similar "
0393 "Faces to Tag With The Same **Agnès** Name"
0394 msgstr ""
0395 
0396 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:191
0397 msgid ""
0398 "Now you should see the face tags of that photograph. Those which have a "
0399 "people (or other) tag already assigned will simply show the name of that "
0400 "tag. The others, showing **Unknown** faces, will show a field and two "
0401 "buttons as in the screenshot of the previous article. In the field labeled "
0402 "**Who Is This?** you can either type in the name of an existing People tag "
0403 "out of your tag tree or use the drop down function to show your tag tree and "
0404 "select a tag. With **Confirm** you can save that to the database."
0405 msgstr ""
0406 
0407 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:197
0408 msgid ""
0409 "The digiKam Face Management Icon-View With a Confirmed Set of 12 Faces Using "
0410 "**Agnès** Name"
0411 msgstr ""
0412 
0413 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:201
0414 msgid ""
0415 "If you use the context menu item **Assign Tag** instead of the procedure "
0416 "described above that will not assign a face tag. It will assign an ordinary "
0417 "tag and it will assign it to the whole image."
0418 msgstr ""
0419 
0420 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:203
0421 msgid ""
0422 "If a face tag is confirmed and thus showing only the name of the tag but not "
0423 "the buttons to remove, edit or confirm it, but you need this buttons because "
0424 "e.g. it's wrong and you want to edit or remove it, just double-click on the "
0425 "name and the buttons will re-appear."
0426 msgstr ""
0427 
0428 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:205
0429 msgid ""
0430 "Once you have a tag assigned to a few photographs you can have digiKam "
0431 "looking if it can find more photographs showing the same face. To prepare "
0432 "that process you click **Scan Collection For Faces** but this time you "
0433 "select **Recognize Faces**."
0434 msgstr ""
0435 
0436 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:209
0437 msgid ""
0438 "To be able to recognize a new face automatically, a minimum of 5 similar "
0439 "faces tagged in different images need to be previously trained to the deep-"
0440 "learning engine using manual face management workflow."
0441 msgstr ""
0442 
0443 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:211
0444 msgid ""
0445 "To start the Face Recognition you click **Scan Collection For Faces** "
0446 "button. The process will tag every recognized face with the appropriate "
0447 "People tag out of your tag tree and the corresponding thumbnail will "
0448 "disappear from the **Unknown** tag selection."
0449 msgstr ""
0450 
0451 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:217
0452 msgid ""
0453 "The digiKam Face Management Icon-View With New Recognized Automatically "
0454 "Faces as **Agnès** Name"
0455 msgstr ""
0456 
0457 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:219
0458 msgid ""
0459 "Face Recognition is faster than Face Detection but it still makes sense to "
0460 "click **Settings** and confine the scan to certain albums or tags in the "
0461 "Albums tab, e.g. to the **Unknown** tag. In the **Settings** tab we can play "
0462 "with the balance between speed and accuracy and two check-boxes. The first "
0463 "is explained by the text above it."
0464 msgstr ""
0465 
0466 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:223
0467 msgid ""
0468 "Face recognition only works well with faces that have been automatically "
0469 "detected by digiKam, not with manually drawn face rectangles or faces from "
0470 "other programs."
0471 msgstr ""
0472 
0473 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:225
0474 msgid ""
0475 "In case of unsatisfying results it might be helpful to use **Clear And "
0476 "Rebuild All Training Data**. One reason can be that there are too many face "
0477 "tags assigned to a person which shows this person in a way that doesn't "
0478 "really help the search algorithm, e.g. with sunglasses, blurred, unusual "
0479 "colors, carnival make up, dark shaded areas in the face, baby/kid/adult "
0480 "photographs mixed... Another reason to use that option can be false face "
0481 "recognition due to a wrong accuracy value in the **Settings** tab."
0482 msgstr ""
0483 
0484 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:231
0485 msgid ""
0486 "The digiKam Face Management Icon-View With New Recognized Faces to Confirm "
0487 "as **Agnès** Name"
0488 msgstr ""
0489 
0490 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:233
0491 msgid ""
0492 "To complete the recognition process, you will need to **Confirm** the new "
0493 "recognized faces. By applying the properties, new faces will be moved to the "
0494 "face tag definitively."
0495 msgstr ""
0496 
0497 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:235
0498 msgid ""
0499 "The results of facial recognition appear in the form of unconfirmed results. "
0500 "These results will show up in the **Unconfirmed** tag, as well as in the tag "
0501 "of the person suggested for each face. Hovering over unconfirmed faces will "
0502 "display a few options:"
0503 msgstr ""
0504 
0505 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:237
0506 msgid ""
0507 "The **Confirm** button allows you to confirm the suggestion. This would "
0508 "assign the suggested name to the face."
0509 msgstr ""
0510 
0511 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:239
0512 msgid ""
0513 "Use the **Reject** button, if the suggestion is incorrect. This would move "
0514 "the face back to **Unknown**."
0515 msgstr ""
0516 
0517 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:241
0518 msgid ""
0519 "Use the **Delete** button, if the suggestion is not a face. This will remove "
0520 "the face region from the database."
0521 msgstr ""
0522 
0523 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:243
0524 msgid ""
0525 "About the face categorization and sorting, faces will appear by default "
0526 "categorized based on their name. You may change this behavior, by going to :"
0527 "menuselection:`View --> Separate Items`. Note that using a different "
0528 "categorization order will lead to **Confirmed** and **Unconfirmed** faces "
0529 "appearing mixed with one another. To change this behaviour you may modify "
0530 "the sorting order within each category by going to :menuselection:`View --> "
0531 "Sort Items --> By Face Type`."
0532 msgstr ""
0533 
0534 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:245
0535 msgid ""
0536 "To improve results of face recognition, apart from using the settings "
0537 "mentioned previously, face results may also be improved by rebuilding the "
0538 "training data. This may be done through :menuselection:`Tools --> "
0539 "Maintenance --> Detect And Recognize Faces -> Clear And Rebuild All Training "
0540 "Data`."
0541 msgstr ""
0542 
0543 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:250
0544 msgid "Manual Face Tagging"
0545 msgstr ""
0546 
0547 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:252
0548 msgid "digiKam allows for either manual face tagging."
0549 msgstr ""
0550 
0551 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:254
0552 msgid ""
0553 "For more information about automatic face tagging using digiKam's face "
0554 "recognition engine see :ref:`the previous section <face_recognition>` of "
0555 "this manual."
0556 msgstr ""
0557 
0558 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:256
0559 msgid "You can tag people manually by different way:"
0560 msgstr ""
0561 
0562 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:258
0563 msgid ""
0564 "From **Preview Mode**: click on **Add a Face Tag** icon or select option on "
0565 "context menu, as highlighted on the screenshot below."
0566 msgstr ""
0567 
0568 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:264
0569 msgid "The digiKam Manual Face Tagging From Context Menu"
0570 msgstr ""
0571 
0572 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:266
0573 msgid ""
0574 "And then draw a rectangle around the face while holding left mouse button "
0575 "followed by entering the person's name and pressing :kbd:`Enter` key. If you "
0576 "press :kbd:`Esc` key, this will leaves the person's name editor."
0577 msgstr ""
0578 
0579 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:272
0580 msgid "The digiKam Manual Face Tagging Editor"
0581 msgstr ""
0582 
0583 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:276
0584 msgid ""
0585 "Instead of clicking on **Add A Face Tag** icon you can draw a face region "
0586 "while holding :kbd:`Ctrl` key."
0587 msgstr ""
0588 
0589 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:278
0590 msgid ""
0591 "The **Preview Mode** context menu include also two other options to use "
0592 "during manual face tagging:"
0593 msgstr ""
0594 
0595 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:280
0596 msgid ""
0597 "**Scan For Faces**: this option will call the face detection algorithm to "
0598 "set face areas automatically over the image. The faces are assigned by "
0599 "default to **Unknown** in the database. The last used **Faces Detection** "
0600 "settings will configure the process. If faces are found, you can edit "
0601 "manually the face name as explained previously."
0602 msgstr ""
0603 
0604 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:282
0605 msgid ""
0606 "**Show Face Tags**: this show the face areas visible and switch "
0607 "automatically in edit mode when mouse move over the areas."
0608 msgstr ""
0609 
0610 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:284
0611 msgid ""
0612 "From Left Sidebar **People** tab: use drag and drop between icon-view and "
0613 "face-tags tree-view. Select items labeled **Unknown** that you want to "
0614 "assign a face-tag. Perform a move with the mouse to the **People** items "
0615 "hierarchy. A pop-up menu will appears to confirm face assignment."
0616 msgstr ""
0617 
0618 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:291
0619 msgid "Screencast of Manual Faces Assignment Using Drag And Drop"
0620 msgstr ""
0621 
0622 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:293
0623 msgid ""
0624 "From keyboard shortcut: you can assign a magic key to a face-tag and quickly "
0625 "uses the keyboard to switch on the face-tag name to selected items."
0626 msgstr ""
0627 
0628 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:299
0629 msgid ""
0630 "The digiKam Face Tag Properties Dialog With a Keyboard Shortcut Assigned"
0631 msgstr ""
0632 
0633 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:301
0634 msgid ""
0635 "From The **Unknown** tag from **People** view: to manually identify a face, "
0636 "hover on any **Unknown** face from icon-view and use the text box to give it "
0637 "a name. This will lead to the creation of a face tag in case a person of "
0638 "that name doesn't exist already. For best results identify at least 4 faces "
0639 "for each person you want the scan to recognize."
0640 msgstr ""
0641 
0642 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:307
0643 msgid "Screencast of Manual Face Tagging From Icon-View"
0644 msgstr ""
0645 
0646 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:311
0647 msgid ""
0648 "In the :ref:`Miscs Behavior <behavior_settings>` view of the configuration "
0649 "dialog, an option can be turned on to only populate the tags tree-view with "
0650 "the face tags assigned to a face while you enter a name."
0651 msgstr ""
0652 
0653 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:313
0654 msgid ""
0655 "In case there's a face you don't wish to be recognized, you can mark it as "
0656 "ignored. This leads to the creation of a new **Ignored** tag, you can later "
0657 "unmark the face if needed."
0658 msgstr ""
0659 
0660 #: ../../main_window/people_view.rst:319
0661 msgid "A Face Marked as **Ignored** From Icon-View"
0662 msgstr ""