Tom Burnett

> > > You could do something like this. > > ```python > find_employee = graphene.Field(lambda: Employee, name=graphene.String()) > > def resolve_find_employee(self, args, context, info): > query = Employee.get_query(context) >...

You'll need to install the [opencv-python](https://pypi.org/project/opencv-python/) package into Mu's virtual environment. I followed the guide [here](https://codewith.mu/en/tutorials/1.2/pypi) and took screenshots. In `Python 3` mode, click the gear in the lower right...

It seems really close to being excellent. I don't know a thing about image processing or training, but maybe adjust the color balance because the window light is dominating all...