A Python Module for Parsing Gaze Direction
❖ Introduction
This module is used to parse human gaze direction. Given an image containing a human face, the module will return its gaze direction.
❖ Usage
You need to install it first by running command pip install eye_game, then import and use it!
import eye_game
eye_game.get_gaze_direction(image_path)
❖ Dependencies
{
"face_recognition",
"opencv-python",
"pillow",
"numpy"
}
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