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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions regula/facesdk/webclient/gen/api/match_api.py
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Expand Up @@ -347,7 +347,7 @@ def match(
) -> MatchResponse:
"""compare faces (1:1)

To perform a comparison of faces in the same image or in two different images, use POST `/api/match`. It's possible to compare faces in the same image or in two different images, this is defined by the `images.type` parameter. <br><br> The face detection result is displayed in the `detections` field. Each face is identified by two parameters: `faceIndex` (the index number of the face) and `imageIndex` (the index number of the image on which the face is detected). So, if there are two images each of which has two faces in them, the parameters will be the following: - First face in the first image: `faceIndex: 0`, `imageIndex: 0` - Second face in the first image: `faceIndex: 1`, `imageIndex: 0` - First face of the second image: `faceIndex: 0`, `imageIndex: 1` - Second face in the second image: `faceIndex: 1`, `imageIndex: 1`
To perform a comparison of faces in the same image or in two different images, use POST `/api/match`. It's possible to compare faces in the same image or in two different images, this is defined by the `images.type` parameter. <br><br> Note that no more than two images of the same `type` are allowed for comparison.<br><br> The face detection result is displayed in the `detections` field. Each face is identified by two parameters: `faceIndex` (the index number of the face) and `imageIndex` (the index number of the image on which the face is detected). So, if there are two images each of which has two faces in them, the parameters will be the following: - First face in the first image: `faceIndex: 0`, `imageIndex: 0` - Second face in the first image: `faceIndex: 1`, `imageIndex: 0` - First face of the second image: `faceIndex: 0`, `imageIndex: 1` - Second face in the second image: `faceIndex: 1`, `imageIndex: 1`

:param match_request: (required)
:type match_request: MatchRequest
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) -> ApiResponse[MatchResponse]:
"""compare faces (1:1)

To perform a comparison of faces in the same image or in two different images, use POST `/api/match`. It's possible to compare faces in the same image or in two different images, this is defined by the `images.type` parameter. <br><br> The face detection result is displayed in the `detections` field. Each face is identified by two parameters: `faceIndex` (the index number of the face) and `imageIndex` (the index number of the image on which the face is detected). So, if there are two images each of which has two faces in them, the parameters will be the following: - First face in the first image: `faceIndex: 0`, `imageIndex: 0` - Second face in the first image: `faceIndex: 1`, `imageIndex: 0` - First face of the second image: `faceIndex: 0`, `imageIndex: 1` - Second face in the second image: `faceIndex: 1`, `imageIndex: 1`
To perform a comparison of faces in the same image or in two different images, use POST `/api/match`. It's possible to compare faces in the same image or in two different images, this is defined by the `images.type` parameter. <br><br> Note that no more than two images of the same `type` are allowed for comparison.<br><br> The face detection result is displayed in the `detections` field. Each face is identified by two parameters: `faceIndex` (the index number of the face) and `imageIndex` (the index number of the image on which the face is detected). So, if there are two images each of which has two faces in them, the parameters will be the following: - First face in the first image: `faceIndex: 0`, `imageIndex: 0` - Second face in the first image: `faceIndex: 1`, `imageIndex: 0` - First face of the second image: `faceIndex: 0`, `imageIndex: 1` - Second face in the second image: `faceIndex: 1`, `imageIndex: 1`

:param match_request: (required)
:type match_request: MatchRequest
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) -> RESTResponseType:
"""compare faces (1:1)

To perform a comparison of faces in the same image or in two different images, use POST `/api/match`. It's possible to compare faces in the same image or in two different images, this is defined by the `images.type` parameter. <br><br> The face detection result is displayed in the `detections` field. Each face is identified by two parameters: `faceIndex` (the index number of the face) and `imageIndex` (the index number of the image on which the face is detected). So, if there are two images each of which has two faces in them, the parameters will be the following: - First face in the first image: `faceIndex: 0`, `imageIndex: 0` - Second face in the first image: `faceIndex: 1`, `imageIndex: 0` - First face of the second image: `faceIndex: 0`, `imageIndex: 1` - Second face in the second image: `faceIndex: 1`, `imageIndex: 1`
To perform a comparison of faces in the same image or in two different images, use POST `/api/match`. It's possible to compare faces in the same image or in two different images, this is defined by the `images.type` parameter. <br><br> Note that no more than two images of the same `type` are allowed for comparison.<br><br> The face detection result is displayed in the `detections` field. Each face is identified by two parameters: `faceIndex` (the index number of the face) and `imageIndex` (the index number of the image on which the face is detected). So, if there are two images each of which has two faces in them, the parameters will be the following: - First face in the first image: `faceIndex: 0`, `imageIndex: 0` - Second face in the first image: `faceIndex: 1`, `imageIndex: 0` - First face of the second image: `faceIndex: 0`, `imageIndex: 1` - Second face in the second image: `faceIndex: 1`, `imageIndex: 1`

:param match_request: (required)
:type match_request: MatchRequest
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