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I'm making a piece of software that is able to recognize Magic the Gathering Cards from a picture or the actual camera. The codebase scans for rectangular shapes (cards) in an image and calculates ...
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(FYI: I asked this question on stack overflow and was directed here) My problem is as follows: I have a dashboard running on a server at customer premises which updates every 15 minutes The dashboard ...
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I hope I can explain my question clearly. I'm planning to do some real time 2D grayscale image acquisition, and after reading some articles, I noticed that many are using buffers or multithreading or ...
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I am building a mobile client app that gathers info about movies/TV shows from a website and displays it in a pretty format. When the user clicks on a show, they are taken to a page with the thumbnail ...
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I am wondering how to take these Hieroglyphs and make them into Unicode. I read through the Tesseract docs on how to create training data, but it seems largely tailored toward "traditional" ...
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Display devices have their own PPI.Do these devices respect the DPI information of image file? If not, then what is use of"DPI" of image file? example: Image file- height: 1200 px width: 900 ...
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So I learned that the feature I am interested in is called a "displacement map". This makes it so you can take a blank t-shirt (with all it's curves and subtle textures), and apply an image to it so ...
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I am currently writing a Python program that retrieves the pixels from two BMP files and finds the percent difference between them (without using the Pillow library for the purpose of learning). I can ...
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I want to be able to analyze a five-years archive of supermarket receipts. The receipts are scanned, and thanks to Google Cloud Vision API, the result of an OCR is available. Google's API, however, ...
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I am making a program using Java todo colo quantization using mean shift clustering algorithm and the image is RGB with resolution of 512x512. I want to reduce the image file size by reducing the ...
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I am looking for an approach / algorithm for using OCR (like Tesseract) to extract only bold text from an image. The Python code I wrote can already identify small letters and numbers, but it cannot ...
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I have a problem with deciding algorithm for color quantization. The image that I want to do color quantization is an RGB image with resolution 512 x 512. I want to reduce the color value in the pixel ...
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Is it possible to scale a low resolution image to a highier resolution upto the point with minimum effect on quality, sharpness and other notable attributes of an image.
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I have been looking into object detection and tracking for a project that I am working on but I can't yet seem to find any techniques that I can make use of to utilise the information from object ...
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Imagine a simple drawing of let's say a duck. And you have an photo of it in your database. Now a user takes a second photo of the same drawing of the duck. What approaches exist to check if both ...
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