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Finding the distance from camera to object in image
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12y ago
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Building an image search engine: Part 2
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Making your vacation photos (visually) searchable
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12y ago
This is great, thanks for sharing.
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12y ago
Actually, the only reason I mentioned movies/TV shows was because I had just watched the Black Friday episodes of South Park and used those as inspiration for the introduction.
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Hey, that's very cool! Thanks for putting the API together :-)
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12y ago
I have heard of ZBar but have never used it. It looks like the Python package wraps a binary, correct? Anyway, it looks like it could do the job.
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12y ago
Great observation. But if you erode too early you run the risk of not being able to perform a closing and fill in the gaps between the vertical stripes of the barcode.
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It only works for horizontal barcodes. It's certainly possible to extend this code to work for vertical ones as well. A Radon transform might be a good start. And if you want something more powerful there is Haar cascades or HOG descri
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12y ago
Something to keep in mind for the next time.
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Hey, author of the post here. Detecting the barcode is actually the easy part. Reading the barcode is substantially harder. And there are many different types of barcode variations. It's not a simple problem, unfortunately. However, th
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Author of the post here. Sorry to offend you. Certainly wasn't trying to be an ass. But when you write tons and tons of programming tutorials, sometimes it's fun to introduce a little humor, otherwise it becomes extremely dull. If
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Detect barcodes in images like a boss
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My 6 step secret weapon for detecting objects, faces, and beer bottles in images
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How I Ditched My MacBook Pro for Deep Learning and Moved to the Amazon EC2 GPU
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I'm giving away FREE copies of my favorite Python books
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Getting Started with Deep Learning and Python
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Building a kick-ass mobile document scanner in 5 minutes
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Now you can turn a blue sky into a sunset – Color transfer between two images
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Get off the deep learning bandwagon and get some perspective
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A list of the best Python books of the year (thus far)
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Show HN: Having fun with Python – Finding Game Boy screens in images
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Your phone is now a real life Pokedex: Pokemon recognition in a snap
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Hobbits & Histograms – A How-To on Building an Image Search Engine in Python
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14y ago
Thanks for the awesome opportunity to spread the word about Chic Engine!