Perhaps it's again my fault
But i have found an error "incorrect number of parameter" in line 50 in cv_pbimage_1.pb and cv_pbimage_2.pb
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cvSave(xmlPath + xmlName + "_keypoints.xml", *keypoints, #NULL$, #NULL$, #Null)
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cvSave(xmlPath + xmlName + "_keypoints.xml", *keypoints, #NULL$, #NULL$, #Null)
I have found these functions in "core_c.h": they are "inline" functions.JHPJHP wrote:...Some new functions have been REM'd out - there in the documentation, but not included in the DLL?...
You have to comment (remove) these lines:Kwaï chang caïne wrote:
But i have found an error "incorrect number of parameter" in line 50 in cv_pbimage_1.pb and cv_pbimage_2.pbCode: Select all
cvSave(xmlPath + xmlName + "_keypoints.xml", *keypoints, #NULL$, #NULL$, #Null)
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xmlPath.s = GetPathPart(FileName)
xmlName.s = GetFilePart(FileName, #PB_FileSystem_NoExtension)
cvSave(xmlPath + xmlName + "_keypoints.xml", *keypoints, #NULL$, #NULL$, #Null)
cvSave(xmlPath + xmlName + "_descriptors.xml", *descriptors, #NULL$, #NULL$, #Null)
Thanks AAT i regards this wayLook at \openCV\sources\samples the examples with keyword "features", or le_SURF.pb in JHPJHP examples.
No no, it's me i thanks for this great jobThank you for pointing out the error in the two examples... they are fixed now.
Philippe-felixer76-3 wrote:I find this interesting also.AAT wrote:Hi, JHPJHP
For now I study an example "Number Plate Recognition" (written on C++) from https://github.com/MasteringOpenCV/code ... ecognition
and I can't initialize and to work with SVM in PB. Can you give me any advice or help, please?
Good luck!
Hi, i made a very plain OCR engine way back in 2008, and i picked it up again and it seems to be the perfect solution for this job.There is no progress with SVM and OCR. You can test code without recognition. Test pictures (from internet) on http://rghost.ru/51414957
Hi Philippe-felixer76-3. Yes, it is interesting. Is your OCR made with openCV and PureBasic?Philippe-felixer76-3 wrote: Hi, i made a very plain OCR engine way back in 2008, and i picked it up again and it seems to be the perfect solutionfor this job
Any interest?
It's purebasic only, i thought i lost it but then i scanned my external HD and found it again.AAT wrote:Hi Philippe-felixer76-3. Yes, it is interesting. Is your OCR made with openCV and PureBasic?Philippe-felixer76-3 wrote: Hi, i made a very plain OCR engine way back in 2008, and i picked it up again and it seems to be the perfect solutionfor this job
Any interest?