Computer vision
Computer vision is an interdisciplinary field that deals with how computers can be made to gain high-level understanding of digital images and videos.
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I am having difficulty in running this package as a Webservice. Would appreciate if we could provide any kind of documentation on implementing an API to get the keypoints from an image. Our aim is to able to deploy this API as an Azure Function and also know if it is feasible.
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Hi, thanks for your great work.
I'm trying to apply cyclegan on my own custom anime dataset to learn facial expression transfer.
My dataset includes 2000 sad and 2000 happy images.
I run the training process for about 100k iterations.
The problem is that I only see some small changes specially in mouth part. Do you have any suggestion? How can I make network more flexible for changing di
Dears,
if somebody has instructions , my target is to recognize a face using tensor flow but I didn't find a full instructions which scripts to use to do the following :
1- crop faces
2- Train images .
3- face recognition.
if examples or sample commands that would be appreciated!
I have Ubuntu Linux with python and tensor flow environment ready.
appreciate your steps to go forward
I was thinking about implementing a custom controller for my setting but I'm not sure about which of the header files in firmware headers to include and/or inherit from as I can't find their related documentation nor comments inside the headers.
Looking at the con
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Please use pytorch as shown in docs, otherwise users can get AssertionError: Torch not compiled with CUDA enabled.
E.g. in [app-seperation-semseg/Background-Grayscale.py](https://github.com/spmallick/learnopencv/blob/f99bdd938732a5e425dc5f799d56c6deb08913a3/app-seperation-semseg/Background-Graysc
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Using Gstreamer isPlaying() always returns true even when paused and using plain ofVideoPlayer it returns false when paused. It would be great to have a standard behavior.
see:
arturoc/ofxGStreamer#27
Which images should I use in the evaluation code?
I compared the generated images with Ground truth images and generated images with labels but got an error and the result of all the parameters was zero.
Generated images should be converted to label?
Solving this problem is very important to me.
thank you

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How to run a subgraph with images of different scales (the number of scales are not fixed and is dependent on the image size) and accumulate their results and pass to the subsequent node?
In particular, my use case is to do multiscale processing for bounding box detections.
In the tutorial doc of chapter 1 "Basics/variables", there might be a misktake here:
# "variable_list_custom" is the list of variables that we want to initialize.
variable_list_custom = [weights, custom_variable]
# The initializer
init_custom_op = tf.variables_initializer(var_list=all_variables_list)The last line of the code above might end up with var_list=**variable_list_
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This line of comment is inconsistent with the code:
https://github.com/opencv/opencv/blob/174b4ce29d8e1ddbd899095c4b9fb4443444af45/modules/imgcodecs/src/exif.hpp#L157
Constructor has been changed to use istream instead of filename in this PR:
opencv/opencv#8492