Under this section let us look at few computer vision libraries in detail:
OpenCV is a library of computer vision algorithms, image processing, and general-purpose numerical algorithms. It is implemented in C/C++ but has interfaces for Python, Java, Ruby, Matlab, Lua, and other languages. It can be freely used for academic and commercial purposes because it is distributed under the BSD license.
Since OpenCV 3.1, there is a DNN module and in OpenCV 3.3, the module has been promoted to opencv_contrib
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Official site: http://opencv.orgAdditional OpenCV modules: https://github.com/opencv/opencv_contribDemo Swift app using OpenCV: https://github.com/foundry/OpenCVSwiftStitch
ccv is another C++ computer vision library for iOS, macOS, Android, Linux FreeBSD, and Windows. It is distributed under the BSD three-clause license.
From the official site:
"One core concept of ccv development is application driven. Thus, ccv ends up implementing a handful state-of-art algorithms. It...