I found a question which I can not find an answer to. Question states if we have some text encoded as an image saved as ssrd/image, what does that mean? I tried to Google something connected to ssrd to figure out what does that even mean, but no luck.
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I'm trying to automatically process the results of a google similar image search. I've noticed that some results come back with "x-raw-image:///<48 bytes or so of data>" in the URL for the image. I think this is happening when the search is extracting an image from a PDF document. Does anyone know what that data is? Is it anything that is usable outside of google? I was hoping that it might be similar to a "data:image" reference, with the image data embedded, but that might not be the case.
Thank you.
ETA: Here is a random example I found that I hope works for everyone:
https://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=x-raw-image%3A%2F%2F%2F79da01aca79b556defc81ee719442327379e067a26c5c5c9ec104fc39fb70177&imgrefurl=https%3A%2F%2Farxiv.org%2Fpdf%2F0706.2165&tbnid=bVWbp6wB2nmBiM&vet=12ahUKEwiD06O97dXuAhWUUM0KHXp7Co0QMygCegQIARAy..i&docid=nD--BiC0InIh_M&w=1600&h=2071&q=physics%20papers%20diagram%20pdf%20x-raw-image&client=firefox-b-1-d&ved=2ahUKEwiD06O97dXuAhWUUM0KHXp7Co0QMygCegQIARAy
This is the frame you get when you click on one of the results in an image search.
recently I saw an app in the playstore:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.donalddraws.app
(Not trying to make this political, I couldnt find another example)
Basically, you give an image of a given size to the app and the app will put the image inside the video, resizing and transforming the image automatically so it looks like it is part of the video.
So the programmer have to let the app know where the image should be placed and how it should be transformed.
Example video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zvf3yeZYUiI
I tried searching information, but couldnt find much, maybe I am not using the right terms.
It probably looks like a broad question, but I'm just looking for the name of the technique or a small introduction (preferably Python, but other languages would be fine too).
Thank you!
Separating image and text regions from an image is a very old problem and many papers have been written about it. One of the recent ones can be found here.
But I didn't find any existing code for this. Before implementing one, I thought it might be a good idea to ask SO community if anyone knows of an existing one.
Please point me to an existing code (preferably Java) if you know.
I haven't read your PDF completely but from what I saw you can find a similar algorithm implemented in C# in AForge.Net. Converting the code to Java shouldn't be a big deal.
See HorizontalRunLengthSmoothing Class and VerticalRunLengthSmoothing Class
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Can SimplePie grab images from feeds
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I am trying this feed http://servicios.elpais.com.uy/formatos/rss/index.asp?seccion=ultmom
throw the simplepie demo page and it works great.
I can get a lot of info of this feed, but I dont know how to get the images and if you try the demo it is possible.
How can I get this images?
PS: I dont mean the feed image, I mean each news image
really thanks
Some versions of RSS/Atom have a thumbnail others don't. If you want to get images all images from a feed you'll need to use something like simple_html_dom.
This question gets asked all the time, someone who knows how StackOverflow and SimplePie work should merge these answers.