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I ran a library on OpenCV 3.2.0 #5
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I can confirm successful compilation of the library with OpenCV 3.2.0 (repository) on Linux Kubuntu 18.04. The example code required some corrections -- after that all the algorithms worked. |
Hi @vakikrin @piotr-szczypinski , thanks for the update! |
Hello, from 2021. I'm using (or at least tryiing to) this lbp library project for my Thesis, but it seems i cant get it to work. Could someone assist me, my email is [email protected], and im in dire need of help... |
Hello @nanadaime , |
Hello sir,
I'm trying to use your library for my thesis, and I have to apply different
lbp variants on images stored in a folder. The idea behind it, is to take
for example, the DRIVE dataset and apply different lbp variants on it, on
all 40 tif images, and then feed them on a pre-trained neural network, and
observe it;s performance, based on the different lbp algorithms used. Until
today, i haven;t been successful in making the changes in the code, so that
your library modifies more than one picture, and that's where I need your
help...
Sincerely,
Bill Kouris, from Greece...
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I compiled the library using cmake specifying the path to opencv 3.2.0. At the first compilation, I got an error saying that only opencv 2.4.x is supported. After that, removing a few lines in the condition of cmakefiletxt the library was compiled and I was able to collect it in the Visual Studio 17
In order to run the sample code, it was necessary to change the work with the camera very little, because at startup there were always black windows.
I checked all the algorithms. All work. So 3.20 can be used with this library
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