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Version: 1.0.0
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Author: ES Alexander
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Release Date: 28/Jul/2020
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# About
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OpenCV is a fantastic tool for computer vision, with significant Python support
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through automatically generated bindings. Unfortunately some basic functionality
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# Requirements
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This library requires an existing version of OpenCV with Python bindings to be
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This library requires an existing version of `OpenCV` with Python bindings to be
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installed (e.g. `python3 -m pip install opencv-python`). Some features (mainly
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property access helpers) may not work for versions of OpenCV earlier than 4.2.0.
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The library was tested using Python 3.7.2, and is expected to work down to at least
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Python 3.4 (although the integrated advanced features example uses matmul (@) for
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some processing, which was introduced in Python 3.5).
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`Numpy` is also used throughout, so a recent version is suggested (tested with 1.19.0).
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# Installation
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The library can be installed from pip, with `python3 -m pip install pythonic-cv`.
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# Usage
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New functionality is provided in the `pcv` module, as described below. All other
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opencv functionality should be accessed through the standard `cv2` import.
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