Orange3 Image Analytics
Simplifies loading of images and through deep network-based embeddings enables their analysis. Embedding represents images with feature vectors, allowing the use of Orange’s standard arsenal of widgets for clustering, classification or any other kind of feature-based analysis. Image Analytics also provides visualization widgets for images and allows saving them. See [documentation](http://orange3-imageanalytics.readthedocs.org/).
Features
#### Image analysis * load and save images * represent images with a vector of numbers * displays images in a similarity grid
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