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", but localizing a region of interest is usually the hard job for me." On buildings, building numbers tend to stand out dramatically from surroundings. Other
by DannyBee 13y ago
", but localizing a region of interest is usually the hard job for me."
On buildings, building numbers tend to stand out dramatically from surroundings. Otherwise, they'd be useless as building numbers :)
- darklajid 13y agoWell, the pictures might contain - cars, with numbers (license plate? advertisement, a la "who do you call...") - billboards, with numbers - multiple numbers (some buildings are on street a, 1 and street b, 42) - a lot of noise (garden obstructs most of the house, number isn' that special anymore) Your next task is to find houses.. I don't disagree with you, but you make it sound more easy than it is, in my opinion. Again: Getting a decent start is probably no issue, but competing with human operators...?
- DannyBee 13y agoSure, I don't disagree at all that it requires a lot of engineering and good algorithms to to compete with human operators. I just think it's significantly more of an "off the shelf" problem than the one addressed by this paper, hence my "isn't the hard part" comment. I did not mean to suggest it is something someone knocks out on a weekend.