[GSK-2243] Ethnicity criterion #21
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GSK-2243 Performance on different ethnicities
L'Oreal doesn't have its own nomenclature, Alex suggested to use DeepFace to estimate it, we should scope light-weight open-source models that can detect this. |
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The notebook contains an example to slice ffhq according to the ethnicities detected by DeepFace ("asian (including indian)", "black", "white", "middle eastern", "latino hispanic"), and non-detected ("unknown").