MM5 supports AI Scene detection (by use of Azure Cognitive Services) and can be saved to
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an edit multi combo metadata field.
Requirements and limitations
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AI Scene detection can only be used for image assets.
It requires that the user has the Ai_Add role and Landmarks visual feature is enabled.
If the metadata is set to not be auto-translated, the translation needs to be also set up in the cognitive services.
Landmarks will not work if the image you're trying to have a landmark detected on, is a part of a collage. This means that just adding one image of e.g. a dog next to an image of e.g. the Eiffel Tower, will make the landmark detection say that there are no landmarks in the image. This is a limitation of Azure Cognitive Services.
Configuration
Navigate to the MM5 Config Manager, expand the "AI Config" and define the following configuration:
Usage
TODO: single, multi, autotranslate, multi languagesScene detection can be used both in the single and the multi-asset editor:
Example in asset editor:
Example in multi-asset editor:
