Eye Vision
Eye Vision provides a simple but powerful python library for Computer Vision. It uses well know libraries like OpenCv and Matplotlib. Typical usage often looks like this::
import ziso
from ziso import read
from ziso import view
# to read the image in the rgb color scale
file = read.rgb("test.jpg")
# to view the image
view.im(file)
# to view the easter egg in the library
from ziso import zen
Speed
Your favourite libraries compressed:
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OpenCV
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Matplotlib
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etc
Note:
Things to expect and know:
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Easy implementation
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Rapid Scalability
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Portability
Read the Docs:-> Urls are https://eye-vision.readthedocs.io
Eye-vision webpage:-> https://simbatmotsi.github.io/eye-vision/
Personal webpage:-> http://bit.ly/simbatmotsi
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