You need to download these files and specify their path in your config.ini to run UVA.
You can also produce your own PCA object using the script run_pca.py. You need to extract feautres of your photos by running caffe before running this script. The same PCA object could apply for films of similar quality (similar resolution) and human races, if you generate it with large enough statistics. How wide the application range is needs more investigation. The PCA object I offered was generated by films similar to this.
The film example used in the tutorial can be find here
numpy, pandas, caffe, pickle, ConfigParser, opencv 3.1, imutils, matplotlib, logging, sklearn
- Edit config.ini. to set path of inputs and outputs.
- Turn on switches in run_uva.py
- Start a python shell. Execute the script by typing execfile('run_uva.py')
Output csv and html files are named after the scheme "prefix_$num_part_$i.csv (or .html)".
- photo_$num_part_$i.html displays clustering result
- time_$num_part_$i.html summarizes speaking sessions of speakers.
You need style.css to get the html files finely displayed.