Dark circle detection and evaluation method and apparatus
AssigneeHonor Device Co., Ltd.
InventorsYe YAO, Chen DONG, Xin DING, Hongwei HU, Wenmei GAO
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Abstract
A dark circle detection and evaluation method includes: obtaining a to-be-processed image; extracting a dark circle region of interest from the to-be-processed image; performing color clustering on the dark circle region of interest to obtain n types of colors in the dark circle region of interest, where n is a positive integer; recognizing a dark circle region in the dark circle region of interest based on the n types of colors; and obtaining a dark circle evaluation result based on the dark circle region.
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A dark circle detection and evaluation method, comprising:
- obtaining, by a processor, a to-be-processed image;
- extracting, by the processor, a dark circle region of interest from the to-be-processed image;
- performing, by the processor, color clustering on the dark circle region of interest to obtain n types of colors in the dark circle region of interest, wherein n is a positive integer;
- determining, by the processor, a dark circle region in the dark circle region of interest based on the n types of colors;
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- obtaining, by the processor, a dark circle evaluation result based on the dark circle region.
An electronic device, comprising:
- a non-transitory memory comprising instructions;
- and
- a processor coupled to the non-transitory memory, wherein the instructions being executed by the processor cause the electronic device to:
- obtain a to-be-processed image;
- extract a dark circle region of interest from the to-be-processed image;
- perform color clustering on the dark circle region of interest to obtain n types of colors in the dark circle region of interest, wherein n is a positive integer;
- determine a dark circle region in the dark circle region of interest based on the n types of colors;
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- obtain a dark circle evaluation result based on the dark circle region.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.