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How to create data fom image like “Letter Image Recognition Dataset” from UCI

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1270798/how-to-create-data-fom-image-like-letter-image-recognition-dataset-from-uci

of statistics about the image of a letter that is used to classify the future occurrences of the letter. The results of your segmentation..

using OpenCV and SVM with images

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14694810/using-opencv-and-svm-with-images

it. Thanks so much for the explanation. My goals are to classify pixels in an image. These pixel would belong to a curves. I.. labels for each training image. So for example if you were classifying eyes and non eyes based on images you would need to specify..

Training custom SVM to use with HOGDescriptor in OpenCV

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15339657/training-custom-svm-to-use-with-hogdescriptor-in-opencv

Form When I use CvSVM.predict I am able to correctly classify objects with the SVM but HOGDescriptor.detect or detectMultiScale..

Using C++11 regex to capture the contents of a context-free-grammar file

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15351153/using-c11-regex-to-capture-the-contents-of-a-context-free-grammar-file

similar to that of ANTLR 's where upper case identifiers classify as a Lexer rule and lower case identifiers classify as a Parser.. classify as a Lexer rule and lower case identifiers classify as a Parser rule. It is meant to accept any combination of string..

How can I assert() without using abort()?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37473/how-can-i-assert-without-using-abort

more. But in exchange we gain an advantage in that we can classify various groups of assertions and enable and disable each of..

Simple object detection using OpenCV and machine learning

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6416117/simple-object-detection-using-opencv-and-machine-learning

the camera and i have no idea on what to pass to the ML to classify for me i mean.. i can't or can I just test every pixel of the..

When can the compiler statically bind a call to a virtual function?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7291596/when-can-the-compiler-statically-bind-a-call-to-a-virtual-function

the compiler devs at MS could answer. I'm not sure I'd classify this behavior as 'strange' though it's an optimization opportunity..