Satya Mallick
30th of July 1966. Wembley Stadium, London. World Cup Soccer finals. England 2, Germany 1. For the English team victory was tantalizingly within reach. Victory was just seconds away. Victory
As a grad student I went to the Czech Republic in 2004 to attend the European Conference on Computer Vision (ECCV). My paper with Sameer Agarwal, who is now a
In OpenCV you can easily read in images with different file formats (JPG, PNG, TIFF etc.) using imread. The basic usage is shown below C++ Python The flags option is
Many years back, when I was a student, I wanted to write a filter that would create a stylized / cartoonized image like the one shown above. In my naivety
One of the exciting new features introduced in OpenCV 3 is called Seamless Cloning. With this new feature you can copy an object from one image, and paste it into
Carefully observe the animation below in Figure 1. How many numbers do you see? Most of you will see several numbers. But there is more to the image than meets
This tutorial explains simple blob detection using OpenCV. What is a Blob? A Blob is a group of connected pixels in an image that share some common property ( E.g,
Wouldn’t it be cool if you could expose your OpenCV python code as a web service ? Got 10 minutes ? Let’s get started! I have created a video that
Let’s say you want to compile and run the face detection sample code that comes with the OpenCV. This code is located at OpenCV 2.4.x : /path/to/opencv/samples/c/facedetect.cppOpenCV 3 : /path/to/opencv/samples/cpp/facedetect.cpp
Life was good the last time you installed OpenCV on your Mac. You instantly brewed it and thanked the good folks at Homebrew. All it took were these few commands.
