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Does anybody knows which are the best tools for image segmentation?
I'm starting to do a project that evolves in a specific GUI to recognize some parts of the image such as a button, or a text box for example.
Can anybody tell me which sould be the easiest and the most efficient tool for this kind of issues?
Thank You.
Though your question may not be well posed, there are several tool kits for image processing.
One option is OpenCV. This computer vision library can perform a wide range of operations from simple image processing to object recognition for robotics. Here is one quick image segmentation example, straight from the documentation.
This library is powerful, but it may not suit your application. Please consider asking a more specific, technical question.
There are a few toolboxes for pattern recognition in images>
in matlab you can find: https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/46392-pattern-recognition-toolbox
It is called PRTools> http://prtools.org/
and this is for more statistical purposes rather than segmentation>
http://cmp.felk.cvut.cz/cmp/software/stprtool/dwstprtool.html
If you deal with neuroimages, you can then take a look on>
Pattern Recognition for Neuroimaging Toolbox (PRoNTo)
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I am looking for library which can auto tag persons on a photo. The features is similar to Facebook, Picasa or iPhoto tagging function. Preferably it's able to run on Linux server, callable through PHP and Python. Any recommendation? Thanks.
With regard to what you're looking for, you probably aren't going to find anything that you can host on your own server. Rather, most companies will offer an API to which you can send requests, and you will be charged base don how much you use the API. In no particular order, here are several resources you might consider using.
https://lambdal.com/face-recognition-api - They have low priced entry options, and they are well-suited to detecting and recognizing new faces.
http://www.alchemyapi.com/products/alchemyvision/face-detection - This is more geared to recognizing famous or well-know people.
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Advanced mockup/prototype tool that can be used for game/animation prototyping wanted.
I need to add my images, then scale, rotate, screw, move them, and then get all the parameters: coordinates, angels, scale %.
All mockups that I've seen don't allow this. Adobe Flash Professional canvas is an 'ideal' candidate, but it has unacceptable price for such tool.
Mac preferred, but Win is OK.
Any ideas?
Construct2 is really really good, and completely free.
https://www.scirra.com/construct2
Take a look at these :
GameMaker, offers Free and advanced features.
Flixel, open-source and free, based on ActionScript 3.
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I want to write a program that processes images.
If there are good algorithm libraries in object extraction that would save me a lot of work.
anybody?
are there any good libraries in image processing?
I am willing to use c++ or c# whatever has good libraries.
Thanks
Try out OpenCV.
This depends on your focus in image processing.
If your focus is image processing on digital camera images, I would suggest using OpenCV (as already mentioned by #ffriend). If your focus is image processing on radiological images (MRI, CT, etc.) I would suggest using ITK for the processing algortihms and VTK for rendering.
All those libraries are written in C++. Some have interfaces to scripting languages like python.
Hope this helps for a start!
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I finished an application and the users want to "sex up the interaction feeling" by adding some sound samples that should be played when some specified acitons occur. For the programming point of view that isn't too difficult, but how do I get some good audio samples?
How do you solve this problem? Create your own sound files? How? Which software should I use? Or is there a big database in the Internet that offers free sound samples (I did a google search but almost all results are just useless sites). Or do you convince your customers that sound is overrated?
Do you even think that sound is necessary in an well-done application?
You can get some decent sounds from flashkit - there is also some on findsounds and freesounds. Use these in conjunction with a simple audio editing program. I use audacity (its for mac only).
What kind of sound samples are you looking to find? Like individual instruments, like a drum kit, or sound effects?
As far as editing goes, Reaper is the best free sound editor you can find.
We used a site called spinboom for some buttons and powerup sounds for an indie game with some friends. Not free though.. https://www.spinboom.com/index.php/sound
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I'm weak enough in art,so this kind of books will really help me lot,if there is.
Typically you don't want developers to design graphics and you don't want designers to write code. Assume you have someone else creating graphics for you (or use one of the many services on the web that do this sort of thing cheaply). Just use placeholder images while you are learning; i.e. load up mspaint (or gimp or whatever floats your boat) and just make something that you can recognize.
But it is unrealistic to try to do modern webdesign using zero images. Even with some of the advanced awesomeness of CSS.
You can start by reading this book: Don't Make Me Think: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability
No offence, but you can't do website design without images, or even without having a strong creative/artistic streak. Now web development you can do without any creative talent, and minimal knowledge of CSS. Often the two roles blur, but you're going to have to either work with someone who does the design side, or learn how to do web design - images and all.