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by kscottz 14y ago
I know Bilal. He is a really great guy and has done so much for the community here in Ann Arbor. I am sure this will be a great success if it gets funded. I have backed the project and you should too.
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by kscottz 14y ago
Yeah, that is too rich for my blood. Plus it is during the week. Real startups have work to do during the week.
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by kscottz 14y ago
I moved back to Ann Arbor from NYC about six months ago. I think I had to move to New York to see how truly awesome things are here. There is a lot top notch technical talent, the cost of living is low, and abundant cheap space makes it a s
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by kscottz 14y ago
I was a defense contractor in this domain. I think the capabilities of Abraxis are trumped up a bit. I wouldn't worry too much.
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KIT releases open-source data/benchmarks for autonomous vehicle development.(youtube.com)
2 points by kscottz 14y ago|0 comments
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Computer Vision in Python for Matlab users.(kitware.com)
3 points by kscottz 14y ago|0 comments
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KITTI Vision Benchmark Suite for Self Driving Vehicles(cvlibs.net)
1 points by kscottz 14y ago|0 comments
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Cheat sheet for converting between OpenCV, SimpleCV, and Matlab(github.com)
3 points by kscottz 14y ago|0 comments
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AreYouHuman CAPTCHAs defeated using SimpleCV(spamtech.co.uk)
25 points by kscottz 14y ago|23 comments
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by kscottz 14y ago
It doesn't look like a rigged demo http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7409264n
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by kscottz 15y ago
This looks great. Most audio and image processing libraries are a pain and I always end up wrapping them in something like this. It is nice to see someone open source a well written wrapper.
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Google Summer of Code 2012 Mentors Announced(google-melange.com)
2 points by kscottz 15y ago|0 comments
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by kscottz 15y ago
Jan Erik is an outstanding guy. He has helped me through a couple of rough spots. The OpenCV python bindings for SIFT don't seem to work (or exist). The ones for ORB work really well. Here is an example: https://github.com/ingenuitas/Simpl
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Militarizing your backyard with Python, Arduino, and computer vision.(pyvideo.org)
355 points by kscottz 15y ago|72 comments
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by kscottz 15y ago
We're in the process of moving our outstanding tickets from SourceForge to github. The list of tickets is here: http://sourceforge.net/p/simplecv/tickets/ We will probably complete the move after the next release. If you are interested i
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OpenCV vs. Matlab vs. SimpleCV(simplecv.tumblr.com)
58 points by kscottz 15y ago|24 comments
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by kscottz 15y ago
I ticketed this up and I will get to it Monday. I should be able to ship it with SimpleCV 1.2. https://sourceforge.net/p/simplecv/tickets/180/
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by kscottz 15y ago
The short answer is yes this can be done. You can use the Haar cascade wavelet files that ship with OpenCV 2.3. I will see if I can toss those into SimpleCV.
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by kscottz 15y ago
I am one of the SimpleCV Developers. We are overjoyed at all this feedback. We have a few really exciting things coming up that we would like to share: 1) We will probably release the SimpleCV 1.2 super packs next week. There are a ton of s
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by kscottz 15y ago
Thanks! I try to keep things real in the documentation. Sometimes things are slow, especially with python. After years of working as a closed-source defense contractor nothing feels better than having someone looking at my code and agreeing
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by kscottz 15y ago
Thanks!
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by kscottz 15y ago
This thread just gave me a great idea. I am going to add inline image download and upload to SimpleCV. E.g. img = Image(" http://foo.com/stuff.jpg ) img = img.dosomething() img.upload(src="imgur" apikey="ASDFASDFASDF") This will be fun. I j
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by kscottz 15y ago
This is a great tutorial. I have been working on an open source python library called SimpleCV that makes this trivially easy. Grabbing an image from a camera is one line of code. Applying the face detector in also a single line of code. C