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QUESTION
I have Enabled downloads in pyqtwebengineview and it works well. However,I have some problems with the site:"https://www.remove.bg"
So I downloaded The html content of that site and the problem is an anchor tag.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-17 at 05:28The redirection link has an attribute of "_blank" that according to the protocol must open a new tab so in a previous answer I explained what the implementation should be, I will omit that part and will only show the code where I remove the new tab when the download is finished.
QUESTION
I have a little problem. I make an app for a bookstore market. Right now, the book from each user is posting on Market Screen. In Profile Screen, the data is updated (name, profile image, about etc.). The problem comes when need to see the books from users, in their Profile Screen. On each Profile Screen, appears the same books posted by the current user.
MarketScreen code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-17 at 17:08Ultimately your problem comes down to two things: How you manage the current user and it's linked variables and how you manage the ID of the user who's profile you are viewing. I'll cover the fundamentals of each issue, but it'll be up to you to fully adapt them to your code.
Signed-in User StateWhen your page is first loaded, firebase.auth().currentUser
is in an intermediate state and will return null
. In addition, if a user were to logout, your component will not update to reflect that causing your resource listeners to throw errors depending on your security rules. To correctly listen for the current user, you should use an effect hook with firebase.auth().onAuthStateChanged()
. This listener reports when a user logs in, when they log out, when their session is validated and when the user is switched.
This can be done using these hooks:
QUESTION
i try to write a logfile with some debug output. My it runs fine with sequential runs, but as soon as i start the baseapplication in more instances, i get an error.
Der Prozess kann nicht auf die Datei zugreifen, da ein anderer Prozess einen Teil der Datei gesperrt hat. : 'B:\Logfiles\Startup.log' The process can not access the file because it is locked by another process.
So i tried to do a do - try - catch construct to retry if the file is locked. But for some reason this is not working:(
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-26 at 22:24It really depends on the file type. for example, if you were logging using MSWord or other MSOffice files:
Run the code below with the file closed, and then the file opened.
QUESTION
i'm new to flutter ... i created a page and the i linked it to another, but after routing it, i am getting this error whenever i want to click on the buttons on the next page cause i did'nt have the route specified in all the pages. i can i import for all pages?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-12 at 12:02Edit the following line
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Given a dataset of images, I need to segment foreground objects from the background for each image. the dataset is images of "Cars" . The output image should be just the car without any background from the original image. Can some please guide me to what are the broader steps needed to train this model ? What would be the algorithms needed . I will be using tensorflow as implementation . An example of desired functionality can be found at https://www.remove.bg/
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-20 at 05:22Deep learning based semantic segmentation can be used to segment foreground from the background. You need annotated data like this http://cocodataset.org/#explore for training the DL model. VGG16 based semantic segmentation can extract precise edges of the foreground objects.
QUESTION
I got an API called remove.bg . I want to use this API ( provided in python language ) in my Flutter App. Is it even possible?
This API uses for removing image background.
What are the steps/ research I need to do to get this thing working?
Do lots of Googling, but ends up with nothing.
Really Appreciate your help!!!
- OR can I use this link and able to upload and get the output in my app?
for example, I open the APP, and it will show two-button -> Upload image & download image.
when user clicks the Upload button it will redirect to this link and after processing done in the website, the output we can able to download in our app.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-10 at 23:07This is possible with Flutter's http package. Assuming it is some form of RESTful API this should give you a starting point:
QUESTION
I wanted to remove image background using the https://remove.bg api from their documentation since am new to use of curl here is what i have come up with
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-23 at 15:25image_url
should be passed as POST field, not as header. So here is your code with modification:
QUESTION
I am trying to remove the white background of few images programmatically and make it transparent. The format of the image is simple, it has a white background and a single object mainly positioned in the middle.
I want to replicate the functionality of the https://remove.bg website which makes the background of the image transparent.
I have tried using sharp
or imageMagick
software to make the background transparent. But it makes some of the pixels inside the main object become transparent too. Which I definitely don't want.
Was using the below code in imageMagik
to convert the white background to transparent
convert brownie.jpg -transparent white brownie.png
convert cakebig.jpg -fuzz 1% -transparent white cakebig.png
Didn't seem to work perfectly.
After running the commands, the images did become transparent but few of the pixels inside the main object got affected too.
Input Image
Output from ImageMagik (See how some of the pixels inside main object got transparent)
Expected Output from https://remove.bg (See no effect on the main object)
It seems like an image processing problem and seems like OpenCV
is the best solution for this. I don't know much about the library so it's a little tricky. Was checking out some code and came across grab cut
and graph cut
algorithm which can be used for image segmentation. But I am not totally sure about it. Please help in the proper solution to this in OpenCV.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-06 at 04:13I will add a little more to Mark Setchell's excellent ImageMagick answer about using a fuzzy flood fill by adding some antialiasing via blurring the alpha channel a little and then zeroing blurred values below mid-gray. This will smooth the jagged edges left from the fuzzy flood fill. Note too large a fuzz value will cause leakage into your ice cream, because the color of the ice cream is similar to that of the background. Too little fuzz value will not adequately remove the background. So the fuzz value tolerance in this image is tight.
Input:
For ImageMagick 6:
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