Analyzing Open Web Images
While crawling the web, our crawlers also find embedded images in the content. We download these images and analyze them. If we find valuable metadata (GPS info, XMP, EXIF, IPTC), our system uses visual object detection and OCR text extraction to further analyze the image and save this metadata.
- Use the Open Web ImageFilter API to retrieve images from News, Blogs and online Discussions.
- Filter images by common filters such as visual labels, dimensions and more.
- Filter images by EXIF, IPTC and XMP protocols-specific fields.
The Open Web ImageFilter API endpoint is bundled with the N | B | D API and provides images information that originated from Open Web data.
Open Web ImageFilter API Scope
The Open Web ImageFilter API section covers -
| ImageFilter Section | What can I see here? |
|---|---|
| Overview and Examples | This outline plus the 2 cool demo apps below, that we built on top of the Open Web Image API. Do check these out before you go any further. |
| GET Parameters | What you need to set up a GET request: A parameters table |
| Filters Reference | Parameters used to filter request output data |
| Output Reference | A collection of objects containing output data, for each received ImageDoc |
| Query Examples | Short examples for queries that filter images for different use cases |
| Frequently Asked Questions | Just that. |
See this demo to learn how you can filter images from the Open Web by geotags
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Webhose’s visual search engine feature ,helps you find images on the Open Web
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