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# Filename Replace
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This is a very simple script to rename generic pronouns in files to proper names after using auto captioning. This script does not create copies. It renames the files in place.
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By default, it will replace "a man", "a woman", and "a person" with your supplied proper name. This works well for single subject without tweaking.
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## Usage
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python scripts/filename_replace.py --img_dir output --replace "john doe"
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*"a man standing in a park with birds on his shoulders.jpg"
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"john doe standing in a park with birds on his shoulders.jpg"*
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You can chain together the auto_caption.py and file_name to help deal with multiple people in photos in a simple shell script (bash or windows .bat) with a bit of thinking about what you replace and using --fird to specify the pronoun to replace first more specifically than all three default pronouns.
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python scripts/auto_caption.py --q_factor 1.4 --img_dir input --out_dir output
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python scripts/filename_replace.py --img_dir output --find "a woman" --replace "rihanna"
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python scripts/filename_replace.py --img_dir output --replace "asap rocky"
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"a man and a woman standing next to each other in front of a green wall with leaves on it.webp"
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"asap rocky and rihanna standing next to each other in front of a green wall with leaves on it.webp"
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Renaming is nearly instant as it is just renaming the files and not using and AI models or calculations, just a dumb find and replace on the filename.
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