🦌 Kano - Utilities for your Computer Vision Projects
Kano is a Python package providing utility functions for Computer Vision tasks. Its primary focus is simplifying lengthy functions, allowing developers to concentrate more on the main processes.
📥 Installation
The latest released version is available on PyPI. You can install it by running the following command in your terminal:
pip install kano-cv
🚀 Usage
Explore the Kano Document to learn how to use supported functions and see examples. Kano currently provides utilities for these groups:
- Common tasks:
- Computer vision tasks:
- YOLO-formatted Dataset
- Object Detection
- Pose Estimation (In progress)
- Object Segmentation (In progress)
- Real-time camera simulation
🙋♂️ Contributing to Kano
All contributions, bug reports, bug fixes, enhancements, and ideas are welcome. Feel free to create pull requests or issues so that we can improve this library together.
🔑 License
Kano is licensed under the MIT license.
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