Show HN: Select Sections from Images of Newspaper Clippings Using OpenCV, Python
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#5I would have liked to see the intermediate results in the article as I'm on mobile now and can't easily run the code.
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#6Nice. Would you do a follow-up showing how to automatically select corners like office lens or Dropbox do ? (I find the office lens app really really good)
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#7https://medium.com/@neshpatel/solving-sudoku-part-ii-9a7019d...
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#9Basically, you are cropping the image and saving it - which even a crappy cropping tool does. Do not consider this as a discouraging comment - programming can do better.
I understand you are looking for jobs and trying things. If I'm the hiring manager, I would rather prefer a candidate who found puzzle coordinates from the image bits/pixels and suggest cropping regions.
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#10So,you view the image using CV and write down the coordinates of the puzzle, put them in array and use CV to save the puzzle with different name. Basically, you are cropping the image and saving it - which even a crappy cropping tool does. Do not consider this as a discouraging comment - programming can do better. I understand you are looking for jobs and trying things. If I'm the hiring manager, I would rather prefe…
I am just exploring the OpenCV library for fun things to do and in the process documenting simpler and smaller stuff for my reference. I do plan to have a follow up post that will automatically find the corners!