A researcher has created an algorithm that uses the name and location of existing photo tags to build a “relationship graph,” where personal connections in the images are calculated. That makes it faster and more efficient at tagging pictures compared to what’s currently used.
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Researcher creates algorithm that tags your photos based on your relationships
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Published December 3, 2013
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