agrego packages opencv-python y pillow a requirements.txt#2
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Son necesarios los packages opencv-python y pillow para que funcione correctamente la aplicación. Instalando Anaconda3 de cero y siguiendo los pasos del README.md esos packages no quedan instalados ni en el virtualenv ni en la librería de packages globales de python.
Sin esos packages cuando se ejecuta la aplicación tira los siguientes error:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'cv2' si falta opencv-python
AttributeError: module 'scipy.misc' has no attribute 'imread' si falta pillow
Esto pasa en Debian 9. Quizá en otros OS no hace falta instalarlos explícitamente.