After spending a few days loking into different PIL and ImageMagick-based libraries, I have finally settles on what seems to be the most user-friendly and awesome among them. Scikit-Image.
Having used Scikit-Learn briefly, I was aware of the popularity of the scikit-*family* libraries, but was unaware of this particular member.
After 3 days (rather nights) , I have figured out the data format and conversion techniques, and have pushed a sample script to the repo, which converts a test tif from RGB to Gray and then performs the following operations on the same :
Having used Scikit-Learn briefly, I was aware of the popularity of the scikit-*family* libraries, but was unaware of this particular member.
After 3 days (rather nights) , I have figured out the data format and conversion techniques, and have pushed a sample script to the repo, which converts a test tif from RGB to Gray and then performs the following operations on the same :
- Canny Edge Detector
- Sobel Operator
However, I still need to work on the image viewer. Presently, I am waiting on Travis. It is doing something (not sure what or why) as I write this blog.
The new To Do list:
- Try increasing size of the files.
- Try out the output on Tesseract.
- Optimise the method for reading the file.
- Optimise the overall code.
- Learn more about using the Notebooks.
But it's time to hit the bed now, so the new experiments will have to wait for another night. So Long.
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