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`vcvf 2018-07-04`
`Author: Zhao Mingming <471106585@qq.com>`
`Copyright: This module has been placed in the public domain.`
`version:2.0.0.1`
Classes:
- `face_detector`: detect the hand in the image
Functions:
- `test()`: test function
- `face_detector()`: a class
- `face_detector.detect_face(image)`: return the face_number,face position,and the confidense
How To Use This Module
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1. example code:
.. code:: python
from vcvf import face_detector as fd
import cv2
fd1=fd.face_detector()
fd1.test()
imf=os.path.join(self.site_package,'test.jpg')
print imf
image=cv2.imread(imf)
print(fd1.detect_face(image))
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