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The Dynamsoft Neural Network module allows SDKs compliant with the Dynamsoft Capture Vision to leverage the power of Dynamsoft learning when processing digital images.
Dynamsoft Neural Network Module for Dynamsoft Capture Vision
Taken from OpenCV, the DNN (Dynamsoft Neural Network) module allows SDKs compliant with the DCV (Dynamsoft Capture Vision) architecture to leverage the power of deep learning when processing digital images.
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The Dynamsoft Neural Network module allows SDKs compliant with the Dynamsoft Capture Vision to leverage the power of Dynamsoft learning when processing digital images.
The npm package dynamsoft-capture-vision-dnn receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, dynamsoft-capture-vision-dnn popularity was classified as not popular.
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Package last updated on 13 May 2024
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