Computer Vision Essentials in Python Programming Language 🎉
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Computer Vision Essentials in Python Programming Language 🎉
This is PyTorch-lightning implementation of "Fast Image Processing with Fully-Convolutional Networks" (https://arxiv.org/abs/1709.00643)
AI ML based Image enhancement module built in Python. It is used for improving the quality of images using different filters in openCV. It works better with gray-scale images.
Image Filters using Image processing in openCV
Python3 script to create Voronoi tessellations (mosaic pattern) on images
Python SDK for capella.pics
An advanced image processing and computer vision tool with a comprehensive GUI.
A lightweight desktop app for editing images using PyQt5 and OpenCV. Includes real-time filters, basic tools, and an intuitive interface.
Projects from Digital Image class at Texas A&M Visualization
🖼 PixMorph is a dynamic image processing toolkit that brings artistic newsprint and shift effects to digital images, offering users a way to transform visuals
An application that applys filters on images, using NumPy and Flask
Different image filters in Opencv python
Image handling for Django. Includes upload code, repository and filter creation. Low on features, fast setup, modular.
Python functions for image processing operations, including inverting colors, flipping images vertically, and creating a 2x2 tiled version of an input image.
Implementation of a Puzzle Effect for Images
BasicToolkit is an intuitive image-processing and computer vision desktop app. It offers a range of processing techniques built from scratch, such as filtering, equalizing, active contouring, and much more.
A heuristic tool for detecting high detail areas in lossy compressed images.
Recursive implementation of the median filter for images.
Create Image filters using image processing methods with python opencv library
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