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Is there a way to reliably segment product images similar to this one? Even just separating the 3 variations from the border would be great. The problem is the image touches the border and I don't know how to deal with that! Not all images are alike so I need something highly adaptable. Thanks a lot!

These were the results I achieved using https://docs.opencv.org/master/d3/db4/tutorial_py_watershed.html. My code is identical to the tutorial.

https://i.stack.imgur.com/sSyrx.jpg

https://i.stack.imgur.com/u14BX.jpg

https://i.stack.imgur.com/n4Dct.png

What I expected to achieve instead, at least for the image containing the underwear and camera equipment, since the other one is a lot more complex, is for every single object in the image that is not touching another object to be selected separately and outlined in blue. It seems some of the underwear was properly selected as I expected (the first one minus the elastic band) and the first one in the second row (perfectly).

I have a simple python code for data cleaning. This code imports data from Excel that has the format like this:

So I used a class function to create a data frame to do some data cleaning, and here is my code:

I'm writing a discord bot for my discord-server and the people on the server change their nicknames like their underwear. Can i get the user id from their changing nicknames?

I want to code a command like this:

!command @mention

I need the user id of the mention. Thanks in advance!

I want to have Classes extending a Superclass where only the Variables differ, the Methods stay the same. This is for an example of a Decorator Pattern. The Superclass implements an Interface, which forces the Methods to be overridden, but the Methods require variables that should be changed. The Code is the Following:

I'm trying to generate a product feed with Xtento Product export on magento and I can't get the product_type to show the value of the third position.

Can you give me a hand with this?

The code:

I have a program where the user is able to add an "item" to the program, this input then gets stored in a 2D list. I then store this data using pickle so that it will still be there when you relaunch the program. There is a window where all of the different "items" the user has created is shown, here I want to have a button that lets the user remove all the items that they have created, all at once.

This will work as a "clear" button and will allow the user to remove all the items created without having to remove each one individually

I am looking for some "inspiration", on how to add a product to my WC store.

I can add a simple product:

I am approximately 24 seconds away from lighting my underwear on fire in frustration.

Essentially, I am making a simple contact info form that will submit the inputs to an external PHP page for processing, and, relevant to this question, pops up a second modal upon submission that confirms to the user that the form was sent. Figuring out how to get the form to stay on the same page when you press 'submit' is a problem for another day; what I don't understand is why the second modal, the one that says "Thank you for your interest etc. etc.", will not appear when you hit the 'submit' button. It's driving me crazy!

Thanks for your help, I'm an amateur coder and am open to any and all advice/critique.