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image-processing-lib
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This Python module provides utility functions for various image processing tasks, such as image conversion, display, normalization, and enhancement. It leverages the power of libraries like cv2 and numpy to handle and manipulate image data.
This Python module provides utility functions for various image processing tasks, such as image conversion, display, normalization, and enhancement. It leverages the power of libraries like cv2 and numpy to handle and manipulate image data.
open_img
display
normalize_img
flatten_unflatten
binary
img2blocs
resize_img
rotate_img
enhance_img
In order to install the library:
pip install image-processing-lib
To use it, nothing is more simple:
import image_processing.functions as ip
# Load an image
image = ip.open_img('PATH_TO_THE_IMAGE', 'GRAY')
# Use any of the provided functions
processed_image = FUNCTION_NAME(image, ...other_args)
Feel free to fork this module and contribute by submitting a pull request. Ensure any new features or changes are well-documented and include relevant tests.
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This Python module provides utility functions for various image processing tasks, such as image conversion, display, normalization, and enhancement. It leverages the power of libraries like cv2 and numpy to handle and manipulate image data.
We found that image-processing-lib demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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