vec2img
convert OpenCV samples file to images
Installation
- ::
$ pip install vec2img
Usage
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$ vec2img samples.vec -o images -w 24 -h 24 -e png
Help
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$ vec2img –help usage: vec2img -o OUT [-w WIDTH] [-h HEIGHT] [-e EXT] [–version] [–help] vec
convert OpenCV samples file to images
- positional arguments:
vec vec file
- optional arguments:
- -o OUT, --out OUT
output path (default: None)
- -w WIDTH, --width WIDTH
image width (default: 24)
- -h HEIGHT, --height HEIGHT
image height (default: 24)
- -e EXT, --ext EXT
image extension (default: png)
- --version
show program’s version number and exit
- --help
show this help message and exit
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