
OpenCV 3 Computer Vision Application Programming Cookbook
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Let's say we want to build a simple algorithm that will identify all of the pixels in an image that have a given color. For this, the algorithm has to accept an image and a color as input and will return a binary image showing the pixels that have the specified color. The tolerance with which we want to accept a color will be another parameter to be specified before running the algorithm.
In order to accomplish this objective, this recipe will use the Strategy design pattern. This object-oriented design pattern constitutes an excellent way of encapsulating an algorithm in a class. It becomes then easier to replace a given algorithm with another one, or to chain several algorithms together in order to build a more complex process. In addition, this pattern facilitates the deployment of an algorithm by hiding as much of its complexity as possible behind an intuitive programming interface.
Once an algorithm has been...
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