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 msgid "digiKam Image Quality Sorting Settings"
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 "digiKam, documentation, user manual, photo management, open source, free, "
 "learn, easy, aesthetic neural, network, quality, blur, noise, compression, "
 "exposure, labels, rejected, pending, accepted, workflow"
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 msgid "Image Quality Sorting Settings"
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 "These settings refer to the Image Quality Sorter tool which you can access "
 "via :menuselection:`Tools --> Maintenance`. This tool is based on **neural "
 "network** to classify items by the aesthetic quality and assign a **Pick "
 "Label** value accordingly. By default the automatic sorting is enabled to "
 "simplify the workflow, but you can turn off this feature and use customized "
 "settings based on basic factors."
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 #: ../../setup_application/imgqsort_settings.rst:24
 msgid "The digiKam Image Quality Sorter Settings Page"
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 "In the manual configuration mode, the four **Detect ...** options you can "
 "choose which kind of fault should be factored in by the Image Quality "
 "Sorter. Talking about factoring in: the factors for blur, noise and "
 "compression can set with the help of the three **... Weight** adjustment "
 "bars on the right."
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 "With the three **Assign ... Label ...** options you can decide to which "
 "image quality level a label should be assigned. Un-checking all three of "
 "them renders the Image Quality Sorter useless, of course. The thresholds for "
 "these levels can be set through the three **... threshold** adjustment bars. "
 "It will normally take some testing and trying out to find the settings that "
 "suits your needs. Note that the input, i.e. the images the process has to "
 "investigate, will have quite some influence. It's a difference whether you "
 "choose an album containing images which are all more or less o.k. and have "
 "only minor differences or if you present a collection of pictures where some "
 "of the pictures really have some bad blur, noise, ... You also have to "
 "consider at which point of your workflow you want to perform this operation. "
 "Right after importing the files from your camera is probably a good idea."
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 "With the topmost of the adjustment bars you can adjust the speed of the "
 "process in three steps. Slow speed **1** should lead to better results."
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 "For more details about the Maintenance Quality Sorter tool, see :ref:`this "
 "section <maintenance_quality>` from the manual."
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