This is a real detection. The traces, the anchor counts and the confidence figures are exactly what the model returned for the photo below, unedited. It is what you would see on your own palm before paying for a word.
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A confidence figure describes how plainly the crease could be traced in this photograph. It is a statement about the photo, not about the person, and a low one never changes what a line is read to mean.
// /demo/sample-palm.jpg · 941 × 1672 // coordinate space 0–1000 per axis, origin top-left life confidence 0.72 visible true (384,384) (342,421) (319,471) (312,524) (328,579) (363,633) (398,682) (422,727) (414,770) head confidence 0.66 visible true (335,454) (403,463) (480,473) (558,490) (635,509) (704,527) (776,537) heart confidence 0.58 visible true (316,392) (384,390) (459,399) (532,414) (606,430) (681,443) (753,439) fate confidence 0.45 visible true (527,737) (526,678) (526,618) (523,559) (523,501) (520,439) (514,381)
Detection is imperfect and says so. Where a trace drifts off the crease you can see with your own eyes, every anchor moves. Shown here: the head line's outer anchors, lifted off in the first pass and put back. The reading is written from the trace you confirmed, not from the first guess.
Plenty of hands have no clear fate line, and plenty of photographs cannot show one. When a crease cannot be located, PalmMuse marks the line not found: it is drawn as a dashed proposal, left out of the detected count, and waits for you to drag it onto the crease if you can see one. This plate is a real scan of the same hand at an angle the fate line did not survive.
Returned at 0.25, marked not visible. Nothing was counted as detected.
The scan is free. You see every trace and every figure, like the ones above, before there is anything to pay.
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