Image processing
Digital image processing is the use of algorithms to make computers analyze the content of digital images.
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Right now we put image to the center and pad it to the desired size.
It would be great to add an option to put it to the top left
, top right
, bottom left
, bottom right
positions.
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Feature Request
This is a feature request for a utility function for cropping images from a bounding box.
Note this need comes up a lot, particularly for 2D images - see this discussion on image.sc for an example, including prototype code. It would be nice to have a full nD solution though. Possibly something that
🚀 Feature
Now we have 2 functions, homography_warp
, warp_perspective
, which have similar functionality, but differ in the format of the input: warp_perspective
expects a pixel homography, whereas homography_warp
wants normalized homography.
This can be merged into a single function with an input flag like normalized_homography
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Motivation
This discrepancy confuses peopl
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Detailed description
When running cv2.seamlessClone() the error is a bit misleading when the incorrect image path is supplied. It doesn't make it obvious that the problem is in the path
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