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QUESTION
When run:
which nvcc
It says:
nvcc not found
And I did not found clear guide to install nvcc,on macOS catalina 10.15.7.
Because I am trying to run https://github.com/jugg1024/Text-Detection-with-FRCN.git. But on cammand:
make -j16 && make pycaffe
:
From here:
Thats why i do need nvcc
installation.
Any assistance you can provide would be greatly appreciated!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-07 at 19:27Since CUDA 11.0, macOS is not a supported environment for CUDA.
The last supported environment was based on CUDA 10.2 (see here) and a macOS version of 10.13.x
There has never been a supported nvcc
install, CUDA install, or CUDA version for macOS 10.15.x
If you don't have a CUDA-capable GPU in your mac, it's not clear why you would want to install nvcc
or CUDA. They could possibly be used to build code, but that code wouldn't be runnable on that machine.
If you do have a CUDA capable GPU in your mac, you would want to follow the above linked instructions carefully, noting carefully the machine requirements, such as supported macOS version. CUDA 10.2 would be the latest/last version of CUDA you could install on that mac.
QUESTION
I am using vision.enums.Feature.Type.DOCUMENT_TEXT_DETECTION
to extract some dense text in a pdf document. Here is my code:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-13 at 01:50To convert Normalized Vertex to Vertex you should multiply the x field of your NormalizedVertex with the width value to get the x field of the Vertex and multiply the y field of your NormalizedVertex with the height value to get the y of the Vertex.
The reason why you get Normalized Vertex, and the author of Medium article get Vertex is because the TEXT_DETECTION and DOCUMENT_TEXT_DETECTION models have been upgraded to newer versions since May 15, 2020, and medium article was written on Dec 25, 2018.
To use legacy models for results, you must specify "builtin/legacy_20190601" in the model field of a Feature object to get the old model results.
But the Google's doc mention that after November 15, 2020 the old models will not longer be offered.
QUESTION
Just started exploring Google Cloud Vision APIs. From their guide:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-24 at 18:36content
field need to be Buffer
.
You use the nodejs client library. The library use the grpc API internally, and grpc API expect bytes
type at content
field.
However, JSON API expect base64 string
.
https://cloud.google.com/vision/docs/reference/rpc/google.cloud.vision.v1#image https://googleapis.dev/nodejs/vision/latest/v1.ImageAnnotatorClient.html#textDetection
QUESTION
We are developing a mobile app that will allow users to upload images that will be stored in a GCP bucket. However before saving to the bucket we want to blur out any faces and license plates that may be present. We have been using a call to GCP's Cloud Vision service to annotate the image for faces and this has worked quite well. However license plates annotation has turned out to be more challenging. There is no option to detect license plates specifically but instead we seem limited to text-detection which catches license plates, but also all other text that is in image. This is not what we want.
Any pointers on how we might better narrow down the text-recognition to just license plates?
Here's an example of the Python code we are currently using to detect and gather annotation data for faces and text:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-30 at 17:53You have to create a custom model, upload your training set of images (license plates in this case) and train it to generate the model, then you can use that model to send the images and get the information back...
Take a look at Google Object Detection
QUESTION
I'm working on a Python project. One of the functionalities i need to create is to be able to detect whether an image has text. I do not need any kind of bounding box, I only need true or false, regardless the amount of text the image has. I've been following the steps here but, as all the links i managed to found, it eventually creates the bounding boxes.
I have two questions:
- Is there any text detection mecanism that i can use to detect text without all the overhead of the bounding box process?
- OpenCV uses a neural net to detect text which is an exteneral .PB file; i need to load it to use the nn. Is there any way to embed this file within the .py file? This would avoid having two files. The idea behind this is to be able to import the .py file and use it as a library, disregarding the .pb file (which is the model that detects text).
Thank you!
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-04 at 13:14Is there any text detection mecanism that i can use to detect text without all the overhead of the bounding box process?
The bounding boxes are the result of doing all the detection processing, and as such represent an intrinsic part of the process. If you don't care where the text is, you are free to ignore the resulting bounding boxes in your own code. But in order to detect whether there is text in the image, the algorithm (of whatever type) has to detect where the text is.
The DNN method used in the linked article may be overkill if you don't care about the results. You could always try some other text detection algorithms and try to profile them to find a less computationally expensive one for your application. There will always be tradeoffs.
OpenCV uses a neural net to detect text which is an exteneral .PB file; i need to load it to use the nn. Is there any way to embed this file within the .py file? This would avoid having two files. The idea behind this is to be able to import the .py file and use it as a library, disregarding the .pb file (which is the model that detects text).
Yes, you could embed the contents of the model .pb
file directly into your Python code as a buffer object, and then use the alternate model loading mechanism to read the model from a buffer:
QUESTION
I have a input text file as follows, this is saved as 12.txt:
...
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-09 at 11:20You need to open temp file and read from file, remove old file and rename to new name
QUESTION
One objective of my project is to detect text from the streaming video using AWS Rekognition.
I have been trying to search the AWS documentation. It seems that the AWS allows the developer to extract text from the stored Images only.
See this AWS documentation - detect text in a Image
The AWS documentation provides the following code to detect text in Image. This code basically has detect_text
API that takes an stored Image from S3 as an input and outputs the detected text from Image.
My question is -- Is there any method to extract text from a streaming video using AWs Rekognition? OR Can I say that it is not possible to extract text from a streaming video using AWS Rekognition currently?
Let me know any methods to address this objective.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-04 at 05:57text detection is only available for JPG and PNG images. One solution is to extract frames from the video, and then pass them to Rekognition of for processing.
Here's an end to end example that achieves this, with a combination of Kinesis, Lambda and Rekognition: https://github.com/aws-samples/amazon-rekognition-video-analyzer
QUESTION
I want to save my output data into the text file where each new line is shown in a different row. Currently each row is delimited by \n, I want new lines to be saved in different rows.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-28 at 16:01When you do
QUESTION
I want to extract handwritten text from an application form using Google Vision API's text detection feature. It greatly extracts the handwritten text but gives very unorganized JSON type response, which I don't know how to parse because I want to extract only the specific fields like name, contact number, email, etc. and store them into MySQL database.
Code (https://cloud.google.com/vision/docs/detecting-fulltext#vision-document-text-detection-python):
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-10 at 09:04Replace the whole 'for loop' with print (response.full_text_annotation.text)
QUESTION
So I know that google-vision api supports multiple language for text-detection. And by using the code below I can detect english language from image. But according to google I can use the parameter language hints to detect other languages. So where exactly am I suppose to put this parameter in the code below?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-26 at 20:22Like this:
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