Selective detection of visual cues for automated assistants
AssigneeGoogle Inc.
InventorsKenneth Mixter, Yuan Yuan, Tuan Nguyen
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AssigneeGoogle Inc.
InventorsKenneth Mixter, Yuan Yuan, Tuan Nguyen
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Techniques are described herein for reducing false positives in vision sensor-equipped assistant devices. In various implementations, initial image frame(s) may be obtained from vision sensor(s) of an assistant device and analyzed to classify a particular region of the initial image frames as being likely to contain visual noise. Subsequent image frame(s) obtained from the vision sensor(s) may then be analyzed to detect actionable user-provided visual cue(s), in a manner that reduces or eliminates false positives. In some implementations, no analysis may be performed on the particular region of the subsequent image frame(s). Additionally or alternatively, in some implementations, a first candidate visual cue detected within the particular region may be weighted less heavily than a second candidate visual cue detected elsewhere in the one or more subsequent image frames. An automated assistant may then take responsive action based on the detected actionable visual cue(s).
A method implemented by one or more processors of a vision-sensor equipped assistant device to facilitate touch-free invocation of an automated assistant, the method comprising:
An assistant device that facilitates touch-free invocation of an automated assistant, comprising:
At least one non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising instructions that, in response to execution of the instructions by one or more processors of a vision-sensor equipped assistant device, cause the one or more processors to facilitate touch-free invocation of an automated assistant, including:
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