Why does Rekognition detect both "Person" and "Human"?

Rekognition Video label detection detects both "Person" and "Human". What is the difference or relationship between the two?

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Olivier_CR

asked 4 years ago326 views

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"Human" and "Person" labels are synonyms within the Rekognition ontology, so that's why you'll see both. We provide synonyms / aliases to simplify the implementation for customers when they are doing simple keyword searches over their content.

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