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Are you looking to...
Scan for image data within a webpage. Or...
Take a screen capture of part or the whole URL destination?
Also, clarify this part of you could:
'integrate it to "see" the webpage without downloading it'
Taken literally, this would never be possible.
Imagine it as a visual detector, if it finds the information it crawls it, otherwise just pass to another url.
I have an idea ^
How do you provide the context for the "information" it is using to determine whether or not to crawl?
I have built a classifier for "images I want to be crawled", the thing is I need to deploy it into the web;
Websites Url -> Detected -> Crawl
This "classifier", is it actual image file data, or just contextual information about image data?
Can you provide a sample of this "classifier"?
Image file data, otherwise It would be time consuming to do it all in the same time on the web.
i.e: provide it with images of monkeys, it will search through websites, when it detects the image of the monkey it will be scraped then.
When it is scanning for an image, is it looking for that binary-exact image? Or is it looking for visually similar images?
Are you looking for dynamic web content or static web content?
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Are you looking to...
Scan for image data within a webpage. Or...
Take a screen capture of part or the whole URL destination?
Also, clarify this part of you could:
'integrate it to "see" the webpage without downloading it'
Taken literally, this would never be possible.
Imagine it as a visual detector, if it finds the information it crawls it, otherwise just pass to another url.
I have an idea ^
How do you provide the context for the "information" it is using to determine whether or not to crawl?
I have built a classifier for "images I want to be crawled", the thing is I need to deploy it into the web;
Websites Url -> Detected -> Crawl
This "classifier", is it actual image file data, or just contextual information about image data?
Can you provide a sample of this "classifier"?
Image file data, otherwise It would be time consuming to do it all in the same time on the web.
i.e: provide it with images of monkeys, it will search through websites, when it detects the image of the monkey it will be scraped then.
When it is scanning for an image, is it looking for that binary-exact image? Or is it looking for visually similar images?
Are you looking for dynamic web content or static web content?