CORRECTION for the video: at 12:10 or so, I mention the 3rd parameter to the GaussianBlur function, and pass it the pic dimensions, this is basically incorrect, that "Size" object for that function should be your kernel-size (discussed in the 2nd video in the series). So usually that's going to be 5, 5 or 7, 7 or so. Definitely shouldn't be the dimensions of the picture, that's some crazy overkill! So wanted to correct that. Thanks for watching, please leave any feedback or comments so that I can improve my videos in the future, as well as know what type of programming tutorial content other programmers want to see!
This was awesome -- all the attention seems to be on LLMs lately, and I needed this for doing object detection, ideally in C#, which this fortunately covers. Also there's an OpenCV asset for Unity which would be fun to play with eventually. Thank you so much for doing the hard work of figuring all this out and making it accessible to RTFD-challenged people like myself. I really had no idea where to start.
CORRECTION for the video: at 12:10 or so, I mention the 3rd parameter to the GaussianBlur function, and pass it the pic dimensions, this is basically incorrect, that "Size" object for that function should be your kernel-size (discussed in the 2nd video in the series). So usually that's going to be 5, 5 or 7, 7 or so. Definitely shouldn't be the dimensions of the picture, that's some crazy overkill! So wanted to correct that.
Thanks for watching, please leave any feedback or comments so that I can improve my videos in the future, as well as know what type of programming tutorial content other programmers want to see!
this is just great, your presentation of the material is excellent, I fell in love with the first episode, I’m looking forward to the continuation
This was awesome -- all the attention seems to be on LLMs lately, and I needed this for doing object detection, ideally in C#, which this fortunately covers. Also there's an OpenCV asset for Unity which would be fun to play with eventually. Thank you so much for doing the hard work of figuring all this out and making it accessible to RTFD-challenged people like myself. I really had no idea where to start.
I am using Visual Studio 2019 instead of Visual Studio Code. Can you tell how to set up the environment for EmguCV in that?
please complete the series. I really need it too much