Andrews Cordolino Sobral
Andrews Cordolino Sobral
Humm...I think this is related to the installation of the OpenCV on MATLAB. You don't need to put `opencv2` folder inside `src\algorithms`. In this case you should install the package...
Thank you @HannesOberreiter for the remark, Yes, the folder structure was changed, I will update the Wiki. Cheers, Andrews
Thank you @hustcalm , yes I need to do it. I'm still working to add new types of bgs algorithms for the version 3., once I finish I'll do a...
Hi @HannesOberreiter , Yes, the small number of available algorithms is due to the version of opencv (currently the opencv3 is the most supported offering 42 algorithms over 43), I...
You're welcome!
Hi @hadi-ghnd Thanks for your questions, and sorry for my late reply. Here are my comments: > How to get the exact running time of each algorithm? I noticed there...
Update: For the the running time, you can also use: ``` auto t_start = std::chrono::high_resolution_clock::now(); // ...your code... auto t_end = std::chrono::high_resolution_clock::now(); double elaspedTimeMs = std::chrono::duration(t_end-t_start).count(); std::cout
Hi @hoxi3 , thank you for opening this issue, I will check it soon as possible due to my limited time
Hi @hoxi3 , can you please try the latest version of the master branch? Usually, after building the library, you just need to put the libbgs in your Python path...
@bombs-kim Thanks for reporting this issue, can you please try the latest version of the master branch? best regards.