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Example for opencv image processing binding #24

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@pzoltowski
pzoltowski
opened on Aug 30, 2017
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Is there anywhere available example of creating between python with numpy and c++ opencv code? , eg.

cv::Mat process(cv::Mat& in, cv::Mat& out)

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  1. patrikhuber commented on Mar 24, 2018

    @patrikhuber
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    on Mar 24, 2018
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    @pzoltowski I've done this in earlier versions of my eos library: patrikhuber/eos/tree/v0.12.2/python (up to v0.12.2). There are type_caster's there for cv::Mat in the file pybind11_opencv.hpp. However note that I have since moved away from OpenCV's cv::Mat, so you will not find any OpenCV binding code in later versions, and I also do not support them in any way.

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