bgAna - Background Analyzer
Heuristics to get the background color of any image
It's useful when you want to embed image in a bigger frame. This can be used to determine the color of the bigger frame.
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How to Use
It supports python 3.5 3.6 3.7 and most possibly future versions
pip install bgAna
from bgAna import analyze_bg
img = cv2.imread('/home/matt/studyResource/.secretWeebFolder/waifu_no_435.jpg')
res = analyze_bg(img) # caution: color is in BGR
>>> print(type(res), res)
np.ndarray [125,125,125]
It also creates command line executable entry point by default
You should be able to run the following commands anywhere.
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$ bgAna thonk.png- output:
(125, 125, 125)
- output:
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$ bgAna -hfor more help
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