# filterV
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filterV is a short program that enables the user to visualize how any image would look after applying the Convolutional filters.
### Installation
filterV requires python3 to run.
Enter the following command in your command-line (windows): `sh pip install filterv `
### Using filterV
It’s super easy to use…!
import filterv.filter as f # import the library F = f.Filter() # create a Class Instance
input_img = F.load_img(path_to_image) # load the image F.parameters() # Initialize the parameters output_img = F.convert() # Filter the Image
F.plot(input_img, output_img) # Plot the outputs
License
MIT
Free Software, Hell Yeah!
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