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`Exhibit F
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`Claim Chart re Asserted Claims of ’476 Patent and
`Exemplary Accused Products
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`Claim language
`21. A system for processing images to
`identify a head portion of a subject in
`the images comprising:
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`Information Relating to the Kodak FZ152
`The Kodak FZ152 includes a system for processing images to identify a head portion of a subject in
`the images.
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`an interface configured to obtain images
`of a subject; and
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`The Kodak FZ152 includes an interface configured to obtain images of a subject.
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`Kodak FZ152 User Manual at 79.
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`The Kodak FZ152 includes a processor configured to identify a head portion of the subject in the
`images.
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`a processor configured to identify a
`head portion of the subject in the
`images based at least in part on a first
`confidence value produced by a first
`process that analyzes the images to
`identify a location of the head portion of
`the subject in the images and a second
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`confidence value produced by a second,
`different process that analyzes the
`images to identify the location of the
`head portion of the subject in the
`images.
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`On information and belief, the Kodak FZ152 identifies a head portion of a subject based at least in
`part on a first confidence value produced by a first process that analyzes the images to identify a
`location of the head portion of the subject in the images and a second confidence value produced by
`a second, different process that analyzes the images to identify the location of the head portion of
`the subject in the images. For example, several Kodak publications state that faces may not be
`detected “if a face is turned sideways, is too distant, or if the contrast between face and background
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`is insufficient.” See, e.g., Kodak Z981 User Manual at 25. This indicates, on information and belief,
`that the Kodak face‐detection algorithm involves at least two different processes for identifying the
`location of the head portion of the subject in images, including, for example, shape and contrast or
`color.
`The Kodak FZ152 satisfies the additional recitations of claim 22.
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`On information and belief, the first confidence value described in connection with claim 21
`represents a confidence that the first process (e.g., shape identification) has identified the location of
`the head portion of the subject in the images. On information and belief, the second confidence
`value represents a confidence that the second process (e.g., contrast or color identification) has
`identified the location of the head portion of the subject in the images.
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`The Kodak FZ152 satisfies the additional recitations of claim 23.
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`On information and belief, the first confidence value described in connection with claim 21
`represents a confidence that the first process (e.g., shape identification) has identified the location of
`the head portion of the subject in the images. On information and belief, the second confidence
`value represents a confidence that the second process (e.g., contrast or color identification) has
`identified the location of the head portion of the subject in the images.
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`The Kodak FZ152 identifies the head portion of the subject in the images based at least in part on the
`location of the head portion identified by the first process and the location of the head portion
`identified by the second process, as evidenced by the fact that it uses face detection for “focusing on
`faces to make all faces as clear as possible in photo mode.”
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`22. A system as recited in claim 21,
`wherein:
`the first confidence value represents a
`confidence that the first process has
`identified the location of the head
`portion of the subject in the images; and
`the second confidence value represents
`a confidence that the second process
`has identified the location of the head
`portion of the subject in the images.
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`23. A system as recited in claim 21,
`wherein:
`the first confidence value represents a
`confidence that a first process has
`identified the location of the head
`portion of the subject in the images;
`the second confidence value represents
`a confidence that a second process has
`identified the location of the head
`portion of the subject in the images; and
`the head portion of the subject is
`identified in the images based at least in
`part on the location of the head portion
`identified by the first process and the
`location of the head portion identified
`by the second process.
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