- Published on April 13, 2021
- In AI Trends
Getting Started With OpenCV In Python
OpenCV is a powerful, versatile open-source library for Computer Vision tasks with interactive windows and real-time processing capabilities
- By Rajkumar Lakshmanamoorthy
OpenCV is a powerful and versatile open-source library for Computer Vision tasks. It is supported in many languages, including Python, Java and C++. It is packed with more than 2500 algorithms to perform almost any Computer Vision task with just a single library. OpenCV is well known for its interactive windows and real-time processing capabilities.
In this quick tutorial, basic image processing and video processing with this library are discussed using Python codes. It should be noted that Jupyter Notebook environments such as Colab and JupyterLab clash with some interactive methods of OpenCV. However, these issues can be easily overcome with the help of some external libraries. Nevertheless, the codes discussed in this tutorial are carried out in a Spyder environment for the bes
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Rajkumar Lakshmanamoorthy
A geek in Machine Learning with a Master's degree in Engineering and a passion for writing and exploring new things. Loves reading novels, cooking, practicing martial arts, and occasionally writing novels and poems.
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