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NinoIvanov t1_j0e64wx wrote

Reply to comment by st4s1k in [D] Taking DNA as input and a person's appearance as output by st4s1k

No. And even if you look at "identical" twins — who were developed not only from the same DNA, but also in the same nutritional, hormonal and biochemical environment — they are highly similar, but not "identical".

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aussie_punmaster t1_j0e7bhl wrote

Yet they are similar enough to be identified as identical twins. That’s what you’d be aiming for here, not perfection.

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jakderrida t1_j0e94ka wrote

I'd imagine since the aim to predict (or generate?) a photo of the person, OP is tolerant of much more imperfection than you're thinking.

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