I had a hard time getting (open Computer Vision, by Intel) working with, here are instructions and files on how to get this working easily! We will assume you have python 2. Papago Thailand Map 2016-2017 there. 5 installed (from the link above) I will walk through the now fairly straight forward openCV installation process. ABOUT OPENCV: 'The Open Computer Vision Library is a collection of algorithms and sample code for various computer vision problems.' Basically it has a bunch of tools that let you analyze picture files and live video from a source such as a webcam. I am currently working on a. To make sure opencv is working well with python navigate to where you installed opencv 'C: Program Files OpenCV' for me. Gfi Licenses more.

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Now, samples, then python, and you should be presented with a codeucopia* of example files. A good test file that requires no video input to test the module is working correctly is 'drawing.py' *made up word P.S. If you were only interested in using opencv with python, there is no real reason to install from the original installer besides access to the samples.

Good luck and happy visions! Hi Nak, I'm getting a strange error, and I was wondering if yo had any ideas what I might be missing. When I try to run one of the samples, I get: Traceback (most recent call last): File 'C: Program Files OpenCV samples python squares.py', line 8, in from opencv.cv import * File 'C: Python26 lib site-packages opencv __init__.py', line 55, in from cv import * File 'C: Python26 lib site-packages opencv cv.py', line 5, in import _cv ImportError: DLL load failed: The specified module could not be found. I trie dgoogling it, but all I found was to make sure the *.dll's are in the system path, which they are. Do you have any ideas? Thanks, 8 years ago.

Hello fellow list posters/readers, I have been playing a bit with TG dev on windows and was naturally tempted to try and install TG on python 2.5. To tell you the truth I am trying to make it work in Portable Python (which uses 2.5). I have created my own portable python on 2.4 to test and everything works like a charm. Now on 2.5 I have succeeded in installing every required component (at least is seems so). I had to download pyprotocols and ruledispatch from svn but got them compiled using visual studio.net 2003. My post was disappeared so I'd repost again shortly: >SyntaxError: from __future__ imports must occur at the beginning of the file >--------------- >Just moved the import line a the top of the file in NameMapper.py to >make it work. It could be solved by install cheetah 2.0 >AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'encoding' >--------------- >>Module in question is: turbogears.widgets.base.CSSLink.Template >>commented lines 91 to 97 in codewriter.py to bypass the obvious problems >It's valid >File ', line 5, in >SystemError: Parent module 'turbogears.widgets.base.CSSLink' not loaded >--------------- It works in trunk but not in 1.0 branch, and it looks like a widget problem.