# autoevalimg
This tool is designed to save time evaluating images in a reference image library with the ARCore image evaluator. This will automate the process onto a folder of images and will output the results to a text file. More information can be found [here](https://developers.google.com/ar/develop/java/augmented-images/arcoreimg).
## Installation
Install the package with pip ` pip install autoevalimg `
Open a python interpreter in the terminal ` python `
Import the package ` import autoevalimg `
Reference the folder of images to evaluate ` mng = AutoEvalImgManager("path/to/images/folder") `
Run the evaluator ` mng.get_results() `
Open results.txt for all of the scores of the images
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