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liuliu
13y ago
I drew the box in the middle of the picture, despite what actual photo is (75% width / height of the original photo), 2 out of 15 times of trial, I get passed.
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liuliu
13y ago
Thanks! I am looking into this space for a while for my personal project. but 1m~3m distance is too small to my application. Do you know if this is plausible for direct sunlight and anyway to improve the distance?
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liuliu
13y ago
the tech is around, but at very high price (a normal pointing laser costs 2k~3k, a proper lidar costs 30k to 70k). I think that is what the parent comment means "very unlikely".
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liuliu
14y ago
I don't like the negativity associated with "first world" problem. The "first world" problems are very much real. If you believe that the rest of the world will catch up eventually with the "first world", they will have these "first world"
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liuliu
14y ago
shamelessly plug: libccv supports REST-ful API in 0.4 version, it is open-source, and free: http://libccv.org/doc/doc-http/ . Trained pedestrian / car / face detectors are included.
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liuliu
14y ago
Not growing is, in itself, a failure. Live Messenger had a chance to become what is SNS today at its time. But several missteps followed and a year ago, it closed its web existence (to Wordpress), and now this.
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liuliu
14y ago
It would be most interesting to see a postmortem about why Live Messenger failed. As I can recall, it is a compelling product against AOL and Yahoo! IM. It is also competitive globally (well, I mean the U.S. and China). It has a competitive
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A Thought Experiment of Modern Mobile OS
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liuliu
14y ago
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liuliu
14y ago
Also it depends on the color, for blue, 8 bits may be sufficient, but definitely not green.
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Ask HN: How much is the average spending for a Kickstarter pitch video?
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liuliu
14y ago
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liuliu
14y ago
You are falling into the trap. Intellectual inventions simply shouldn't have full property right.
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In 0.4, ccv talks HTTP
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14y ago
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liuliu
14y ago
there are some CLI sample code in ./bin/
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Ccv now has a state-of-art tracking algorithm
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liuliu
14y ago
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Ccv cut the 0.2 stable, and what's new
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14y ago
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liuliu
14y ago
No, ccv doesn't do OCR. Tesseract: https://code.google.com/p/tesseract-ocr/
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liuliu
14y ago
I admire their work, http://libccv.org/post/call-for-a-new-lightweight-c-based-co... Their documentation is very nice, and back then when I implementing linear MSER for OpenCV, I learned a lot from their semilinear MSER implementation. Bu
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liuliu
14y ago
Personally, I am a little frustrated by OpenCV's move to C++ interface. Yes, it looks like a high-level language by mimicking Matlab style. But at the end of the day, the implementation uses many advanced C++ features, and ignored one thing
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liuliu
14y ago
It compiles with you iOS XCode project (drop the source code in and it will compile).
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liuliu
14y ago
IP is protecting its usage (real world applications, ideally, with assessed damages), rather than the implementation. The analogy is: bulb is patented, but the patent shouldn't cover the bulb factory as well. You can pay for the damage, or
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liuliu
14y ago
Yes, it is BSD 3-clause license. Added a link in front-page. As of GSL, I am not a guru on licensing, AFAIK, dynamic linking is a gray area and you can compile ccv without GSL dependency.
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liuliu
14y ago
At minimal, it should be able to build without any dependencies (drop the code into your XCode project, and it will run). But to use command line tools in ./bin, you need libjpeg and libpng indeed. libgsl and liblinear are required for all
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liuliu
14y ago
It is face detection (outline faces from images), not face recognition (tell whom the face belongs to). To train your own face detector, follow instructions here: http://libccv.org/doc/doc-bbf/#how-to-train-my-own-detector
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Introducing ccv, a modern computer vision library
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14y ago
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liuliu
15y ago
That's why you have computer now. If no one want to do it, then it can be automated.
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liuliu
15y ago
It is nonsense. The Internet is slowly, but firmly diminishing the mysterious enterprise market, not the other way around. It is the same analogy why middleman (brokers) slowly eroded by the same force. I will start from the middleman marke
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liuliu
15y ago
Seems the link to tarball is not correctly parsed if you don't have master branch (this is rare ...).
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Creating Competitive Market for Patent
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15y ago
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liuliu
15y ago
There is tablet Android device. If tablet is the way the world going for, a bittorrent client for that makes sense.
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JavaScript Face Detection Explained
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