Amazon Rekognition Moderating Images Documentation

Use this documentation to install and configure Semarchy's plug-in for Amazon Rekognition Moderating Images service.

Overview

Everybody likes using artificial intelligence and machine learning these days, don't they? We're no different. Semarchy is jumping on the AI bandwagon!

Amazon has been democratizing AI and selling their resulting services. We can benefit from the new Amazon Rekognition service that analyzes images sent to its API and returns information about the image, such as detecting adult content and labels for the content of the images.

This particular article outlines a plug-in enricher Semarchy has built to take advantage of Amazon Rekognition's Moderating Images service that tells you whether there is any adult offensive content in an image.

Plug-ins features

Semarchy's plug-in takes an S3 image URL and passes it into Rekognition which classifies the image according to its Moderating Image service.

Step-by-step guide

1. Download the plug-in binary file using this link: Download plug-in.  
2. Follow these instructions for installing your plug-in: How to install an external plug-in. 
   
   
3. Prior to using this plug-in, you will need to set up an IAM user with the right IAM roles to access the Amazon Rekognition service. Follow the instructions on Amazon Rekognition's documentation: Authentication and Access Control for Amazon Rekognition.

Obtaining Help

If you have trouble with this plug-in, there are many ways to access the Semarchy Technical Support. The easiest is to email our global Technical Support Center (support@semarchy.com). 

Feedback

We welcome your comments and suggestions on the quality and usefulness of this Rekognition plug-in.
If you find any error or have any suggestion for improvement, please mail support@semarchy.com.  

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