One way to think about the OpenCV project is as a way of getting a lot more image processing algorithms than are currently present in the native-Julia Images.jl package. Consequently, if you're looking specifically for a bug report, there are a couple requesting additional functionality in Images: https://github.com/timholy/Images.jl/issues/65 https://github.com/timholy/Images.jl/issues/69
That said, Isaiah's advice is spot-on for thinking about how to approach the problem. Best, --Tim On Monday, March 10, 2014 08:08:17 AM Siddha Ganju wrote: > Hi everyone, > > With regards to the "Computer Visions using OpenCV" project suggested on > GitHub, I can see that it includes immense Data Visualization techniques so > that all the high computation can be represented graphically. > This<http://julialang.org/images/ijulia.png> image reminded me of the > output Wolfram Alpha provides. But I could not find any benchmark ratings > of Wolfram and Julia. However, I have never used image recognition with it, > so adding image recognition to Julia is a novel idea and I would love to > start it off. > > > > Python wrappers exist for OpenCV, so to my understanding, I will be > required to translate them so that an interface for Julia can be created. > Can anyone assign me a bug to look into that is related to OpenCV. I am a > novice to Julia, so please guide me. > > > > I have worked with OpenCV before, on a face recognition project at my > college and also at the New York University Hackathon. I really want to be > a part of this project. > > > Thank you everyone for your time, > > > Siddha
