Picking out a face from the hundreds listed was a stab in the dark.
Picking out a face in the crowd is a complicated task: Your brain has to retrieve the memory of the face you're seeking, then hold it in place while scanning the crowd, paying special attention to finding a match.
Eisenstein picks out a face here and there — a bereaved mother, an outraged older woman, a handsome male student — but for the most part what we are responding to are pure lines of force, slashed across the screen and conveyed by editing that scrupulously preserves the spatial integrity of the scene.
You can even trigger shots but tapping the touchscreen, a great feature for macro shooting and picking out a face in the crowd.
The headset is controlled by a connected mobile unit and the technology can pick out a face from a preloaded database of 10,000 suspects.
The next time you're at a crowded mall or walking on a street, pick out a face from the crowd approaching you and direct a 1,000-watt 1,000-watthem.
You should try to pick out a face cleanser that is specifically designed for acne-prone skin.
Deep-learning networks can be taught how to process inputs to achieve a particular output — for instance, learning to pick out a particular face in many photos of different people.
"You're Too Kind" embraces the history of flattery from its origins in encomiums engraved on Egyptian tombs to the demagogy of the Presidential Point (presidents, beginning with Reagan, Stengel notes, pretend to pick out a familiar face in the crowd and nudge the wife, who also points and smiles: our rulers flatter us by appearing to be just like us, "actually having friends").
And yet this isn't the kind of venuewhere guests are necessarily riveted on who's just walked in or who's sitting at the next table: It's actually so dim, you wouldn't be able to pick out a famous face across the garden unless you were wearing night-vision goggles.
