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There's a bunch of branches and they're naming scheme is confusing. I'm thinking 3 branches: master, detection, and classification.
There's a bunch of folders in each branch. Ideally, there should be one folder for each method (HaarCascade/, ContourDetection/), and a main.py file that can import from any folder as needed. For example in the classification branch, each folder could have a file w/ a def classify(img): function, and the main.py file can simply import the classify function from the folder you want to test and call that. This way, there could also be a helpers/ folder which contains basic CV methods that are used by all of the other folders in order to reduce redundancy and make the code a lot cleaner.
We should use a requirements.txt file and a venv to make sure everyone's library versions are the same.
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def classify(img):
function, and the main.py file can simply import theclassify
function from the folder you want to test and call that. This way, there could also be a helpers/ folder which contains basic CV methods that are used by all of the other folders in order to reduce redundancy and make the code a lot cleaner.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: