Computer vision is one of the fastest-growing domains among organisations and academia around the globe. The reasons behind the growth include affordability of processing power, open-source computer vision algorithms and of course, availability of cheaper cameras.
Open-Source Computer Vision Library, popularly known as OpenCV, is a machine learning library that is built to deliver a common infrastructure for computer vision applications and to stimulate the utilisation of machine perception in the commercial products.
Emerged from an Intel Research initiative, OpenCV library was basically designed for computational efficiency including a strong focus on real-time applications. In this article, let’s deep dive into the details for which this open-source library has been gainin
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Ambika Choudhury
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