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Revision as of 20:44, 28 November 2018
Contents
NoName or Pixels2
Team Members
Presentation
Google Slides presentation can be found here
ASCII Art (Yuriy)
Introduction
The idea is take an image and turn it into a pictorial representation using ascii character. We use PNG as input and TXT file as output. The idea with TXT format is that they can be pasted into editors, their font can be modified, text colour and background changed for a customized look.
We decided to take it a step further and output a PNG file as well. This loses some of the functionality mentioned above, however now we are able to process videos since we can take a frame and run our algorithm through it. Having a video will also highlight how efficient our algorithm can run and whether we can keep up with live processing.
OUTPUT Samples
- Live video stream
- Video file processing
- Reverse sampling with white colour font and black colour background
- Text file of R2D2 above
Note: for best video quality download the files for view since Google compresses them further for playback in browsers. For a text file you'll need to decrease font such that no lines wrap unto to the next line and use monospace font.
Working with image and video files
is an open source computer vision library which can do a lot of cool stuff. As beginners we use it for:
- Read and write image files
- Read and write video files
- Read from video stream like camera
- Display video in native OS window
