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Suppose I need to recognize single word or even a letter. So I need not find rows of text, deskew them, split into words...
How to run recognition process with these exclusions?
I see only was to set rectangle, but this also does not mean that all steps won't be performed.
Setting rectangle and page segmentation mode should do.
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When I used a WebService, It me a HTML type data, i.e the whole website HTML document.
I saw a code sample before, It's suppose to provide XML type.
I tried, can't figure what's going on.
It turns out that it was my parameters mistake.
Check your character spelling before doing other things when you're a newbie.
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This may be a repost but I thought I might open a topic myself since nothing really answers my questions so far.
Okay, so if I attach a webcam to a robot, is it possible to use the webcam to determine which way the robot is moving (Forward, back, turning left, turning right) because I am doing a project that requires me to detect alignment of the robot down a hallway using a webcam.
Is this possible?
You can do this with optical flow. It is implemented in OpenCV
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When this blue circle appears, the execution doesn't follow the normal flow. The program may jump to random position of current function.
That means you're following multithreaded operations. The arrow jumps around to follow each thread's activities as they execute in parallel.
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I am trying to build an application that uses Super Resolution to upsample/upscale a single low resolution image. Such algorithms are called Single Image Super Resolution. I am looking for any existing C/C++ based implementations of this algorithm out there for quick prototyping. If you have come across the code, can you help me?
A simple Google Search (super resolution c++) lead to this github repository. It seems to be what you're looking for.
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As mentioned in the question, I have a segfault in the implementation of Conway's game of life in gtkmm that I am working on.
It can be found here: https://github.com/sakekasi/game-of-life
The backtrace of the error can be found here: https://gist.github.com/3505525
When I insert print statements in cells_get or create_updated grid, it starts printing, doesn't produce a segfault and goes on forever without doing anything.
create_updated_grid is accessing cells off the edge of the grid. It's calling things like cells_get(i+1,j).
You need to change your out-of-bounds checks in cells_get to >=, not >.