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Google Vision

Note

This integration is a premium integration. To activate the integration, you must follow a typical software development life cycle, which will incur additional costs. For more details on this integration or on other premium integrations, please contact your Brightspot representative.

With Google Vision, you can quickly associate search terms with images. Editors can then search for and use your images in their own content.

Configuration​

The following table lists the dependencies required to include the Google Vision integration in your build.

DependencyGroup IDArtifact ID
Image Recognition: Google Visioncom.psddevimage-recognition-google

To integrate Google Vision:

  1. Click > Admin > Sites & Settings > Sites > Global.

  2. Click , located to the left of , and type Image Recognition.

  3. From the Provider list, select Google Vision Recognition Provider.

  4. Under Confidence Levels, do the following:

    1. Click .
    2. In the Google Vision Confidence Level form, from the Category list, select one of the available categories.
    3. In the Level field, enter a confidence value for image recognition. Generally, higher confidence levels provide more accurate results (fewer false positives) but may miss some matches (more false negatives).
    4. Repeat steps a–c to configure levels for other categories.

  5. Click Save.

Google Vision is configured, and editors can view the results of an analysis in the content edit form.

Submitting an image to Google Vision​

You can use Google's Vision service for associating relevant search terms to images you upload to Brightspot.

To submit an image to Google Vision:

  1. Create and save (or publish) a new image.
  2. Scroll down and expand Metadata > Brightspot Image Recognition, and review the analysis returned from Vision.

When editors search for keywords in the search panel, Brightspot includes the image in the search results. For example, if an editor searches for relevant keywords in the search panel, Brightspot includes images with matching analysis results in the search results.