[Dprglist] AI controlled camera at soccer game

[David Anderson]

As long as the players don't make the same mistake you'll probably be ok...

My favorite part is when the ball gets kicked straight toward the 
lineman.  The camera moves very quickly and smoothly to track the path 
but ends up locked on the lineman's head when a player intercepts the ball.

So for those of you more familiar with neural nets, is there a way to 
train it up on what not to recognize?   Sort of an inverse training?  
Say, if the soccer ball is attached to a neck and shoulders, it's 
probablhy not a soccer ball?   Can you show it a bunch of pictures of 
things that are _not_ soccer balls to improve it's recognition?

cheers,
David



On 11/2/20 5:38 PM, Doug Paradis wrote:
> Same thing happens to me when I play lineman.
>
> On Mon, Nov 2, 2020 at 1:32 PM David Anderson via DPRGlist 
> <dprglist at lists.dprg.org <mailto:dprglist at lists.dprg.org>> wrote:
>
>     Evidently using an AI controlled camera that's supposed to follow the
>     ball but gets confused by the lineman's bald head.
>
>     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zoJP2FkpgU
>
>     In fairness, in that lighting, his head does look a lot like the ball.
>
>     cheers!
>
>     dpa
>
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