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According to the 1:N interface document, there are four phases: enrollment, finalization, probe creation and search.
Are these phases executed sequentially in the same execution?
Or does testing stop at finalization and then make another call in a different execution to probe creation and search?
Basically I would like to know if memory after finalization will persist in the search phase.
Thank you.
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You cannot rely on memory persisting after finalization.
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Subject: [usnistgov/frvt] 1:N - finalize and search in the same execution? (Issue #150)
According to the 1:N interface document, there are four phases: enrollment, finalization, probe creation and search.
Are these phases executed sequentially in the same execution?
Or does testing stop at finalization and then make another call in a different execution to probe creation and search?
Basically I would like to know if memory after finalization will persist in the search phase.
Thank you.
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According to the 1:N interface document, there are four phases: enrollment, finalization, probe creation and search.
Are these phases executed sequentially in the same execution?
Or does testing stop at finalization and then make another call in a different execution to probe creation and search?
Basically I would like to know if memory after finalization will persist in the search phase.
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: