Anchoring Person Page During Name Tagging

RobA1701

When tagging people, confirming photos helps the AI recognize others, but it often scrolls away from the person I am currently working on. It would be great if clicking on a name automatically filtered the page to show only that person’s photos and unconfirmed matches. Anchoring the page during verification—or applying a name filter so only relevant photos appear—would prevent the view from shifting unexpectedly. Hope that makes sense. Thanks.

Andrey

RobA1701 I am not sure what problem is. You can always go back by clicking the person in the list on the left. Just one click. Is it this really that inconvenient?

RobA1701

Andrey Yes, it is. It happens a lot in the middle of tagging people. I have a large library of over 150,000 photos. Sometimes it will scroll multiple pages and I have to keep starting over, sometimes multiple times. I have to start highlighting photos from the beginning again because the selection is lost. It is because it finds more suggestions for the people above the one I’m currently working on. It is an iterative process. The more I confirm, the more it finds. I have to keep going until virtually no suggestions for the people I’m tagging are left.

Andrey

RobA1701 Ah, I guess I understand now. So the thing is, while you were selecting, program re-calculated suggestions again and part of what you selected is gone. Is it what you see?

There is some delay built in. While you are working on a person, program slows down recalculation of the suggestons, but does not stop it completely. Actually some people are copmpaining why it does not calcluate faster.

So the trick is, don’t just do huge selections. Select few lines and confirm, them few more lines and confirm again. This way updates will not be causing issues.

RobA1701

Andrey Might be good for future consideration to enable it to be toggled off then back on or use the filter method I mentioned to keep the display page limited to the current person being worked. It often scrolls away within 10-15 seconds which can be maddening. Thanks.