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Thanks to your help, the facedetection using Google mediapipe works nearly perfect. I can contribute my github page for public usage. Feel free to provide to any person with interest: https://github.com/MartinsRepo/VisualAI. ToDo's: Readme.md documentation and probably a fuzzy decider in scenery detection. Enjoy.

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That's fantastic to hear! Congratulations on successfully implementing your face detection project using Google MediaPipe, and thank you for sharing your GitHub repository with the community. It's always exciting to see such projects being made available for public use, as they can be a great learning resource for others interested in similar technologies.

For those interested in exploring or contributing to a project in face detection and Visual AI using Google MediaPipe, you can visit the GitHub page: MartinsRepo/VisualAI.

A couple of suggestions for your project:

Readme.md Documentation: This is crucial for any open-source project. Make sure your README is clear, concise, and informative. It should include an introduction to your project, installation steps, usage instructions, and any dependencies required. Also, consider adding screenshots or a demo video to make it more engaging.

Fuzzy Logic for Scenery Detection: Implementing a fuzzy logic approach for scenery detection could be an interesting enhancement. It can help in making more accurate and human-like decisions based on uncertain or imprecise information.

Community Engagement: Encourage community contributions by adding a CONTRIBUTING.md file and clearly stating how others can contribute to your project. Open issues for features you plan to add or bugs that need fixing.

License: If not already done, consider adding a license to your project to inform others how they can use your code.

Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD): If you haven't already, setting up CI/CD pipelines can help automate testing and deployment processes.

Feedback and Collaboration: Actively seek feedback from users and collaborate with other developers to improve the project.

Once again, congratulations on your achievement, and I wish you the best with your project's future development and contributions to the open-source community!