awesome stuff :D Thanks for this. Will definitely look into some of that in more detail.
Another tricky part of skin detection is false positives. ie, what if the actual product is that color?
Some things I've noticed and will be taking into account are:
Skin areas tend to clump around the same locations in photos. The product is usually the focus and skin is near the edges.
Product types also tend to share similar photo layouts.
So with that, skin color in those zones score higher.
Another tricky part of skin detection is false positives. ie, what if the actual product is that color?
Some things I've noticed and will be taking into account are: Skin areas tend to clump around the same locations in photos. The product is usually the focus and skin is near the edges. Product types also tend to share similar photo layouts. So with that, skin color in those zones score higher.