Would be good to see witnesses description text after the case reveal. E.g. I kinda remember text says "black eyebrows" but the image clearly shows white eyebrows, would be cool to review.
This game is hilarious. I love the reveal, how my poor, horribly drawn, mobile touch-based drawing compares to the actual person; the juxtaposition was really funny.
You might enjoy Telestrations. It's like telephone but: A person starts with a prompt, another draws it, another interprets the drawing into a prompt, another draws it, etc.
That was incredibly fun, although challenging on a smartphone. If you can guess the character it's a lot easier (100%, 99%, 96%, 85%), but even with ones I couldn't guess, it gave a reasonable score (Hollow Knight: 74%) for following the directions.
probably a CLIP. i've used it recently to build a search engine for google street view.
just create an embedding of your drawing, then an embedding of the actual suspect. and check the distance. if it's around 5-10 drawings you know are similar - then it's a match. if not then not. embedings of matched drawings can also be used to adjust how close the drawing has to be to the image.
Wouldn't that work if you already know what to search for? Wouldn't all drawings for streets or overview maps looks very simillar to the point where false positives will be unavoidable?
The criteria for accuracy is a bit mysterious to me, I drew Cinnamoroll instead of this "Pillsbury Doughboy" that I never heard about but still got 88% score.
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[ 0.18 ms ] story [ 33.7 ms ] threadI kinda wish I could see other people’s drawings.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/worst-poli...
Also, somewhat prior art (literally):
https://vole.wtf/clone-a-lisa/
just create an embedding of your drawing, then an embedding of the actual suspect. and check the distance. if it's around 5-10 drawings you know are similar - then it's a match. if not then not. embedings of matched drawings can also be used to adjust how close the drawing has to be to the image.