LoveHateAlgorithm
Which person do you want to be around with right now?
How to run the package
- import pprint
- pprint("Love Hate Algorithm Started")
- person_image = r"C:\Users\gprak\Downloads\Github Repos\archive\train\disgusted\im7.png"
- p = r"C:\Users\gprak\Downloads\Github Repos\archive\train\angry"
- list_of_other_people_images = [os.path.join(p,name) for name in os.listdir(p)]
- algorithm_type = "simple"
- people_less_likely_to_have_conflicts, people_more_likely_to_have_conflicts, app = get_output_of_love_hate_algorithm(person_image,list_of_other_people_images,algorithm_type)
- pprint("People less likely to have conflicts with the person in the image:")
- pprint(people_less_likely_to_have_conflicts)
- pprint("People more likely to have conflicts with the person in the image:")
- pprint(people_more_likely_to_have_conflicts)
- run_dash_app_for_persons_with_less_and_more_likely_to_have_conflicts(app)
for a mixture of emotions
- import pprint
- pprint("Love Hate Algorithm Started")
- person_image = r"C:\Users\gprak\Downloads\Github Repos\archive\train\disgusted\im7.png"
- p = r"C:\Users\gprak\Downloads\Github Repos\archive\train\angry"
- list_of_other_people_images = [os.path.join(p,name) for name in os.listdir(p)]
- algorithm_type = "more_real"
- people_less_likely_to_have_conflicts, people_more_likely_to_have_conflicts, app = get_output_of_love_hate_algorithm(person_image,list_of_other_people_images,algorithm_type)
- pprint("People less likely to have conflicts with the person in the image:")
- pprint(people_less_likely_to_have_conflicts)
- pprint("People more likely to have conflicts with the person in the image:")
- pprint(people_more_likely_to_have_conflicts)
- run_dash_app_for_persons_with_less_and_more_likely_to_have_conflicts(app)
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