AI Data for Industrial Problems, Welfare Work: United States: Welfare and Educational Work for the Families of Employees: Families of employees shortly after their arrival in America. In mill-towns where public institutions are inefficient the welfare work of industrial corporations is of especial value in developing the children of immigrants. | AI Explorer

AWS Rekognition

Age	26-43
Gender	Female, 53.5%
Calm	46.4%
Angry	45.5%
Happy	49.9%
Sad	45.7%
Surprised	45.8%
Confused	45.5%
Disgusted	46.2%

AWS Rekognition

Age	35-52
Gender	Female, 54.6%
Calm	45.3%
Happy	45%
Confused	45.2%
Sad	54.3%
Angry	45.1%
Surprised	45.1%
Disgusted	45%

AWS Rekognition

Age	4-9
Gender	Female, 51.4%
Angry	45.2%
Surprised	45%
Calm	45.1%
Happy	45%
Confused	45.3%
Disgusted	45.1%
Sad	54.3%

AWS Rekognition

Age	9-14
Gender	Female, 55%
Calm	45.3%
Confused	45%
Happy	54.6%
Surprised	45%
Angry	45%
Disgusted	45%
Sad	45%

AWS Rekognition

Age	11-18
Gender	Female, 54.7%
Surprised	45%
Happy	54.6%
Confused	45%
Calm	45.1%
Disgusted	45.1%
Angry	45%
Sad	45.1%

Google Vision

Surprise	Very unlikely
Anger	Very unlikely
Sorrow	Very unlikely
Joy	Very unlikely
Headwear	Very unlikely
Blurred	Very unlikely

Google Vision

Surprise	Very unlikely
Anger	Very unlikely
Sorrow	Very unlikely
Joy	Possible
Headwear	Very unlikely
Blurred	Very unlikely

Google Vision

Surprise	Very unlikely
Anger	Very unlikely
Sorrow	Very unlikely
Joy	Very likely
Headwear	Very unlikely
Blurred	Very unlikely

Google Vision

Surprise	Very unlikely
Anger	Very unlikely
Sorrow	Unlikely
Joy	Very unlikely
Headwear	Very unlikely
Blurred	Very unlikely

Google Vision

Surprise	Very unlikely
Anger	Very unlikely
Sorrow	Very unlikely
Joy	Very likely
Headwear	Very likely
Blurred	Very unlikely

Title Industrial Problems, Welfare Work: United States: Welfare and Educational Work for the Families of Employees: Families of employees shortly after their arrival in America. In mill-towns where public institutions are inefficient the welfare work of industrial corporations is of especial value in developing the children of immigrants.	Date c. 1903
People Artist: Unidentified Artist,	Classification Photographs
Credit Line Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Transfer from the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, Social Museum Collection, 3.2002.488.1

Person	99.6

Human	99.6

Person	98.9

Person	98.9

Person	98.6

People	98.3

Family	98

Person	96.3

Clothing	80.8

Apparel	80.8

Urban	68.1

Building	61.5

Housing	60.2

Door	59.7

people	99.9

one	98.5

child	97.4

adult	97.4

wear	94.4

portrait	92.5

man	92.1

woman	92

two	91.2

home	88.1

family	85.3

furniture	85

group	84

administration	82.1

canine	81.5

sit	81.5

military	80.8

doorway	78.4

war	78.1

outfit	77.8

city	26.6

street	24.8

man	24.2

urban	21.8

people	18.4

male	17.4

person	17.2

adult	15.6

fashion	13.6

wall	12.5

portrait	12.3

building	12.3

action	12.1

support	12

dirty	11.8

cleaner	11.6

sill	11.2

black	11

device	10.6

walking	10.4

men	10.3

posing	9.8

sidewalk	9.6

walk	9.5

model	9.3

teenager	9.1

pose	9.1

world	9

outdoors	9

structural member	8.9

cool	8.9

architecture	8.8

hair	8.7

women	8.7

lifestyle	8.7

moving	8.6

motion	8.6

outdoor	8.4

town	8.3

human	8.2

life	8.2

alone	8.2

one	8.2

exercise	8.2

style	8.2

business	7.9

boy	7.8

jump	7.7

elegance	7.6

dark	7.5

performer	7.4

danger	7.3

sport	7.2

brick	7.2

Photograph	96.1

Snapshot	85.6

Vintage clothing	60.9

clothing	97.1

person	94.8

outdoor	94.1

footwear	85.5

smile	83.1

child	82.8

toddler	82.4

baby	69.1

human face	68.4

boy	56.5

interior objects	31.1%

streetview architecture	29.1%

paintings art	24.3%

people portraits	9.1%

food drinks	3.4%

pets animals	1.2%

events parties	1%

a person standing in front of a building	87.9%

a person standing in front of a building	85.3%

a man and a woman standing in front of a building	76%

Person	99.6%

Person	98.9%

Person	98.9%

Person	98.6%

Human Generated Data

Title

Date

c. 1903

People

Artist: Unidentified Artist,

Classification

Photographs

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Transfer from the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, Social Museum Collection, 3.2002.488.1

Human Generated Data

Title

People

Artist: Unidentified Artist,

Date

c. 1903

Classification

Photographs

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Transfer from the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, Social Museum Collection, 3.2002.488.1

Machine Generated Data

Tags

Amazoncreated on 2019-06-05

Clarifaicreated on 2019-06-05

Imaggacreated on 2019-06-05

Googlecreated on 2019-06-05

Microsoftcreated on 2019-06-05

Color Analysis

Face analysis

Amazon

Google

AWS Rekognition

AWS Rekognition

AWS Rekognition

AWS Rekognition

AWS Rekognition

Google Vision

Google Vision

Google Vision

Google Vision

Google Vision

Feature analysis

Amazon

Categories

Imagga

Captions

Microsoftcreated on 2019-06-05

Text analysis

Google

Amazon
created on 2019-06-05

Clarifai
created on 2019-06-05

Imagga
created on 2019-06-05

Google
created on 2019-06-05

Microsoft
created on 2019-06-05

Microsoft
created on 2019-06-05