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I have been asked to suggest test cases for the face outline step in a photo form. A tighter image border should be recorded separately from a different camera angle or facial pose. For the initial check, I would use one permitted portrait and keep its original dimensions documented. The copies would change only the surrounding space, leaving the face at its original proportions. I am considering face shape detector as a reference while drafting the questions. The plan is still on paper, with no measured outcomes or confirmed behavior behind it. For each copy, I could note its border dimensions, category and any confidence information provided. Would you compare only the final categories, or also record where the outline was detected? The acceptance rule should acknowledge ambiguity while still making unexplained changes easy to investigate.
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I have been asked to suggest test cases for the face outline step in a photo form. A tighter image border should be recorded separately from a different camera angle or facial pose. For the initial check, I would use one permitted portrait and keep its original dimensions documented. The copies would change only the surrounding space, leaving the face at its original proportions. I am considering face shape detector as a reference while drafting the questions. The plan is still on paper, with no measured outcomes or confirmed behavior behind it. For each copy, I could note its border dimensions, category and any confidence information provided. Would you compare only the final categories, or also record where the outline was detected? The acceptance rule should acknowledge ambiguity while still making unexplained changes easy to investigate.
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