Recognizing carbon-saving behaviors from images
AssigneeAdvanced New Technologies Co., Ltd.
InventorsWeigang Guan, Xiang Deng, Kang Wang
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AssigneeAdvanced New Technologies Co., Ltd.
InventorsWeigang Guan, Xiang Deng, Kang Wang
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The present specification discloses a data processing method, apparatus, and equipment. The method includes: obtaining an image sent by a user, wherein the image to is collected by the user for a merchant; identifying carbon-saving behavior of the merchant, comprising processing the image using a trained image recognition model; and determining, based on the carbon-saving behavior, a value representing an amount of carbon saved by the merchant.
A method, comprising:
A non-transitory, computer-readable medium storing one or more instructions executable by a computer system to perform operations comprising:
A computer-implemented system, comprising:
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The present specification relates to the field of computer technologies, and in particular, to a data processing method, apparatus, and equipment.
Carbon emission is a general term or abbreviation for greenhouse gas emission. People's daily life can directly or indirectly cause carbon emission such as car exhaust emission, thermal power generation, the use of disposable products, etc. With increase of carbon emission, the degree of damage to the environment where people live is increasingly severe.
Currently, people are reducing carbon emission in many ways, such as developing and promoting cleaner electric vehicles, building more wind and hydroelectric power stations, and manufacturing and using more environment-friendly consumables. Currently, however, there are no effective criteria for carbon-saving quantification that can enable people to understand the carbon-saving condition in real life. Thus, it is difficult to carry out more effective subsequent carbon-saving work based on the carbon-saving condition in real life.
The accompanying drawings described here are used to provide a further understanding of the present specification and constitute a part of the present specification. The illustrative implementations of the present specification and descriptions thereof are intended to describe the present specification, and do not constitute limitations to the present specification. In the accompanying drawings:
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram illustrating a data processing process, according to an implementation of the present specification;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram illustrating image collection by a user for a merchant, according to an implementation of the present specification;
In the present specification, a user can collect an image of a merchant and send the collected image to a server by using an end-user equipment, so the server quantifies carbon-saving behavior of the merchant based on the image sent by the user. Information included in the image and related to the carbon-saving behavior of the merchant can be collected by the user actively for the carbon-saving behavior of the merchant. Or when the user is active in the merchant, items related to the carbon-saving behavior of the merchant are incidentally collected in the process of collecting other information. For example, when a user is having a meal in the merchant, non-disposable chopsticks are collected when the user takes a photo of the food. The non-disposable chopsticks mentioned here are the items related to the carbon-saving behavior of the merchant.
The motivation of the user for helping the merchant to increase the quantified value of the carbon-saving behavior in a deceptive way is relatively low, so the possibility of the merchant to cheat in order to increase the quantified value of the carbon-saving behavior can be effectively reduced by using the image collected by the user for the merchant to quantify the carbon-saving behavior of the merchant.
In the present specification, an execution body for quantifying of the merchant can be an end-user equipment, a server, or other equipments. To facilitate description of the data processing method provided in the present specification, a server is used as an example in the following description.