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"Executing", sort of, OpenCV
For those who are not aware of OpenCV, "Computer vision (CV) is a rapidly growing field, partly as a result of both cheaper and more capable cameras, partly because of affordable processing power..."
I'm trying to figure out OpenCV myself, and while doing so I noticed that MabLab CV programs exist. I figured then that maybe someone in this NG knows about it.
From what I know, OCV is really not executable. Instead it is a library that one uses with C++ and in someway for C in Linux. I'm a Windows user and have downloaded the OCV, and unzipped it. So what's next? Well, I think I need to install the OCV library, with some several thousand functions. Apparently, one uses functions and so on from the library to incorporate into a C++ or C program. I have not yet figured out how to unravel the library. Presumably I don't need all the functions. Anyway, can someone give me a clue to how to proceed.
For those who are not aware of OpenCV, "Computer vision (CV) is a rapidly growing field, partly as a result of both cheaper and more capable cameras, partly because of affordable processing power..."
I'm trying to figure out OpenCV myself, and while doing so I noticed that MabLab CV programs exist. I figured then that maybe someone in this NG knows about it.
From what I know, OCV is really not executable. Instead it is a library that one uses with C++ and in someway for C in Linux. I'm a Windows user and have downloaded the OCV, and unzipped it. So what's next? Well, I think I need to install the OCV library, with some several thousand functions. Apparently, one uses functions and so on from the library to incorporate into a C++ or C program. I have not yet figured out how to unravel the library. Presumably I don't need all the functions. Anyway, can someone give me a clue to how to proceed.