Google Vision Logo Detection API supported logos - google-api

Does anyone have list of all supported logos by Google Vision API Logo Detection. In the documentation it just mentions that it supports over 0.1 million logos. Does anyone have any further information on this. Thanks.

As far as I know - No, this data is not published.
"Logo Detection detects popular product logos within an image."
If you need this information because you want to know if the specific logo you are looking for is exist if it's not popular probably not.
You can try tou use AutoML and this question maybe relevant Can Google Cloud Vision API be trained using your image data?

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Is there a conventional way to storing selections within the image (for example, for tagging many users on facebook?)

Suppose you have hundreds of group photos, all in different formats (GIF, PNG, JPG etc). You run a social network where users may identify people on the group photos, hence on the backend, the server needs to store "rectangles" within the photo. Is there a conventional "rectangle storage" format to store such tiles within the image, as well as the software to display pictures, with these "rectangles" superimposed?
There are three standards for regions in an image. The Metadata Working Group standard, the Microsoft standard, and just recently, the IPTC standard. The MWG standard was the one supported by the old Google Picasa program. The Microsoft standard was the one supported by the old Windows Photo Gallery. The IPTC standard is really new and I'm not sure if there is any software that supports it yet.
For the MWG standard, I would point you to their website, but it has been offline for more than a year. You can find a copy of the PDF that describes it attached to this post in the Exiftool forums. I'm not sure but I think that is the standard supported by Lightroom.

How to get TripAdvisor photos, as Apple Maps does

Does anyone know if it is possible to access TripAdvisor photos in the same way that Apple Maps does:
I've looked at the TripAdvisor api docs but photo queries don't seem to be a feature. If that is true then how does Apple Maps do it?
I am currently using the Google Places API, but having quite a few issues with it, including image quality (not referring to resolution here, just the types of photo and professionalism)
Thanks
Look closer at the /map-attractions one, it seems to have a call in it that includes photos.
EDIT: Also, see this post about alternatives if that doesn't work out.

Google speech recognition and Voicexml

Hi guys i googled about voicexml and google speech recognition but i didn't understand if google speech recognition model is based on voicexml model or not.
If possible, can you tell me the differences please?
Thanks
Google Voice Search (as it is sometimes called) is closed source, thus it's hard to say what it's based on or how their algorithms differ. If you click this link you'll find a list and comparison of many voice recognition implementations, including Google's and VoiceXML.
If it does have anything to do with Verbio's VoiceXML then Verbio is likely under a contractual agreement not to disclose that as there's no mention of Google anywhere on their website.

Place detection in images on windows phone

I'm woking now on my senior project, it about identify the places through pictures on windows phone 8 platform.
Any libraries or algorithms could help me ?
if the data is embedded in the image: see How to get the EXIF data from a file using C#
if not: Then perhaps a google api may help, I don't know Google's APIs but here is an article which may give you some idea for what to search for: http://www.labnol.org/internet/find-picture-location/21273/

Are there any API's that'll let me search by image?

I have an image and I want to search to see what it is. Any API's available for that?
I believe there are quite a few. You want to search for Content-based Image Retrieval (CBIR). Wikipedia has a page of CBIR engines, including an extensive list of open source ones. For example, isk-daemon and LIRE are both open source CBIR libraries:
isk-daemon is an open source standalone server and library capable of
adding content-based (visual) image searching to any image related
website or software.
The LIRE (Lucene Image REtrieval) library provides a simple way to
retrieve images and photos based on their color and texture
characteristics.
Another one is fire it's GPL and they use the Magick++ libraries.

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