Multi-pass processing #135
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Do we want to consider parallel processing the multiple passes? IMO this is probably not worth the extra pain unless we run very low on time budget.. |
I'll do this as one process in the first version. We can still upgrade to multi-threading this processing in a second update. |
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This branch will introduce multi-pass processing of the input image for cases when the internal face detection model cannot handle the full input image in one go due to the aspect ratio of the model compared to the aspect ratio of the input image.
This PR also contains a major cleanup of the code base by making the code style more consistent and splitting things into multiple files for more digestible chunks of code.