Computer Vision/Machine Learning Specialist
Imagine a machine that can transform what enters it into a point in a higher-dimensional space. (more…)
A new version of OpenCV has been released so… Time to update!
Convolution is a well-known mathematical operation largely used in image processing for filtering operations. It is also an expensive task for the CPU since it’s an iterative process based on sums and multiplications. So, bigger images, longer processing times.
This week, in my spare time, I decided to learn a little more about Haar Cascade. Specifically, how some face detection works and it’s implementation with C++ OpenCV. (more…)
Last month I made a tutorial on how to build and install OpenCV 3.2 on Windows 10 using CMake and MinGW on Windows. Since then, I received some requests asking for a Linux equivalent one. So, here is the step-by-step.
Recently I decided to update my OpenCV from 2.4 up to 3.2. I went through problems, and errors since am coding with C++ in Eclipse and using MinGW on Windows 10. After a little struggle, I finally got it running. Here is the step by step I used.