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Nusrettin GULEC Ph.D. Candidate & Research Assistant Sabanci University Mechatronics Program
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OpenCV
Template Code A template code for OpenCV library written in C++ under
Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 is published on this page. OpenCV means Intel® Open Source Computer Vision Library.
It is a collection of C functions and few C++ classes that implement some
popular algorithms of Image Processing and Computer Vision. OpenCV is cross-platform middle-to-high level API
that consists of a few hundreds C functions. It does not rely on external
numerical libraries, though it can make use of some of them (see below) at
runtime, if they are available. More references on the functions and libraries of
OpenCV can be found at the following link: The code is prepared by Nusrettin Gulec ©, and highly-commented
for easier use and understanding. This is just a sample code for beginners. It doesn’t
contain too many functions. All it does it to capture frames and display them
in windows opened therein. The code should work directly if the installation instructions
of OpenCV given at OpenCV Installation
on the right are correctly followed. In this case, download the following
code and run it in your project: If the provided code doesn’t work, download OpenCV
Template Project below. Unzip and modify the code for your purposes. |
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