gouda | Reading barcodes in complex images | Compression library
kandi X-RAY | gouda Summary
kandi X-RAY | gouda Summary
A python package for decoding barcodes, possibly more than one, in complex images such as scans of museum specimens. Gouda supports Python 2.7, 3.4 and 3.5. A universal wheel build is available on the releases page. A command-line program decode_barcodes is available for Windows 64-bit and Mac OS X. It reads barcode values in individual images and in batches of images files in a directory. It can print values to CSV and can rename files with the value(s) or barcode(s). Download from the releases page. For help run.
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- Returns a list of the working candidates
- Compute the candidate barcode area
- Print debug information
- Set the progress bar
- Return the destination path
- Decode images
- Read an image
- Returns True if the reader is available
- Check if a given class is registered
- Get engine options
- Expand wildcards
- Setuptools setup
- Return True if the class is available
- Returns True if the class is available
- Return True if the client is available
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Lines of Code : 5License : Permissive (MIT)
Copyconda update --all
pip install --upgrade pip
pip install -r requirements.pip
conda install pywin32=220
FOR /F %a IN ('python -c "import sys; print(sys.exec_prefix)"') DO %a\python %a\Scripts\pywin32_postinstall.py -install
python -m gouda.scripts.decode_barcodes zbar --action csv gouda/tests/test_data/code128.png gouda/tests/test_data/BM001128287.jpg
OS,Engine,Directory,File,Image.conversion,Elapsed,N.found,Types,Values,Strategy
darwin,zbar,test_data,BM001128287.jpg,Un python -m gouda.scripts.decode_barcodes zbar gouda/tests/test_data/code128.png
gouda/tests/test_data/code128.png
Found [1] barcodes:
[0] [CODE128] [b'Stegosaurus']
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QUESTION
I have an optimization problem of wagons repairs.
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Answered 2022-Feb-25 at 10:36You can first get the possible ones like this:
QUESTION
My enum has 40ish variants with about half of them implementing the trait, but here is a simpler example:
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Answered 2022-Feb-22 at 21:51This isn't directly possible in Rust; it has no mechanism to even match on "any enum possibility that has a single value," let alone that implements a particular trait.
The cleanest way I can think of to implement this is with a helper method that gives back a Option<&dyn CheeseBoard>:
QUESTION
I have a data frame column with the following syntax:
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Answered 2021-Aug-09 at 12:01QUESTION
I have a table
Product Product detail System Contract Number Date closing deal cheese gouda Supermarket 12346 11.03.2021 cheese gouda Supermarket 12345 12.03.2021 cheese Maasdam Store 67837 14.03.2021 cheese Maasdam Supermarket 67832 13.03.2021 Tomatoes Red Store 98237 13.03.2021 Tomatoes green Store 09123 13.03.2021The question that I am trying to answer is how many contract are closed for Red and green tomatoes in store system, and Maasdam and gouda if it's from Supermarket system?
I have tried the following query but cannot figure out how to describe the specific criteria for the System field:
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Answered 2021-Jul-25 at 17:14For questions like this, it is important to understand if you should be returning specifically only the 'Red' and 'green' tomatoes, or if the intention was to return all the tomatoes. It is hard to say with the given data set because there are only 'Red' and 'green' to choose from.
If your intent is to return all this in a single query, then you could try first to select the rows for the two distinct sets:
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So, I try to scrape the table named 'Germany, Kempten Average prices of Gouda' which exists on this page, using python and BeautifulSoup. It should be as straight-forward as implementing something like the following block of code:
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Answered 2021-Jun-22 at 10:11It seems the problem was caused due to the html.parser feature.
You can use html5 or lxml feature. But again these features have their limitations.
Here is the advantages and disadvantages of each parser library. https://www.crummy.com/software/BeautifulSoup/bs4/doc/
QUESTION
I have this Wicket page:
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Answered 2021-Feb-28 at 18:07Wicket 9 has enabled CSP protection by default. If you want to disabled it just use this code in your app init():
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c("1x Tomatoes 1kg R 16", "1x Oyster Mushroom R 20", "1x Potatoes 1 kg R 15")
I have a long list like this and I need to split the strings between the x and the R in each string so i can have an equal amount of columns when i make a data frame and i cant just split by spaces because not every item on this list are two word products some of them are 2-4 word long so splitting by spaces isn't gonna work.
EDIT:
This is the actual file ive tried to filter a bit down getting rid of useless words so i can make a data frame
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Answered 2020-Oct-19 at 14:25Try this
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I want to run a multinomial regression to get the average frequency of each choice of a close question, split by a factor (gender: male/female).
BackgroundI want to compare 4 types of cheeses to measure each one's popularity, out of 4 possibilities: cheddar, mozzarella, gouda, and brie. I go out and ask 200 people for their preferred cheese. Each person selects only one choice out of the 4 types. I end up collecting some demographics information as well, including gender, age, and weight.
Upon finishing data collection, I want to see the proportion of popularity of each cheese type (together they sum to 100%). Since I want to control for gender, age, and weight, I think that a multinomial regression is suitable here.
But I'm also very interested in seeing how results differ between males and females, and I want to include gender in my model as a factor. How can I generate a twofold prediction based on my (multinomial) model, that would get predicted values for females and males separately so I could compare between the two gender levels?
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Answered 2020-Sep-23 at 10:12Why not just lapply the levels into the effects::Effect call
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I have a list with types of cheese and I want to be able to search for gouda by just writing "g" and "o" instead of writing the full sentence.
I've looked for solutions but none are exactly what I am looking for. Maybe this is something common but I just started a week ago with Python I don't know many of the terms. For some reason I got this cancelled so Im writing this paragraph so the person that answered can answer again
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Answered 2020-Aug-18 at 00:44Here is a link to another StackOverflow post I found: Link. This explains what I think you are looking for in your problem.
This code will print gouda from the wordlist:
QUESTION
I'm trying to re-format a list containing multiple dataframes into one data frame. I've read around and can't find the specific synthax I need to achieve this.
I have a list:
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Answered 2020-Jul-09 at 13:23you can use
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You can use gouda like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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