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I agree. For cleaning up a fingerprint I would think you could get good enough using Opencv. People have been cleanly vectoring raster images long before deep l
by teruakohatu 6y ago
I agree. For cleaning up a fingerprint I would think you could get good enough using Opencv. People have been cleanly vectoring raster images long before deep learning.
If you can automate it using a combination of Gimp filters + Inkscape, you probably can do it pretty easily convert that process into code.
- doctoboggan 6y agoI can and do simply rasterize images for some of my clean and proper fingerprints. The problem I am having is with smudges, incomplete prints, or other artifacts. In those cases I trace over and fix the print sometimes taking a decent amount of artistic license depending on the underlying quality of the image.
- bryanrasmussen 6y agomaybe a quick mvp would be to detect smudged images, and separate those out for manual handling, and the non smudged automatically rasterized.