marvin-framework

I am trying to find the vertices and their coordinates for simple geometric shape using marvin-framework. This is the code I have (based on https://stackoverflow.com/a/25223830/957057 ) package com.example.marvin; import static marvin.MarvinPluginCollection.floodfillSegmentation; import static marvin.MarvinPluginCollection.moravec; import static marvin.MarvinPluginCollection.scale; import java.io.FileWriter; import java.io.IOException; import marvin.image.MarvinImage; import marvin.image.MarvinSegment; import marvin.io.MarvinImageIO; public class ShapesExample { private FileWriter fw = null;

I have a Jersey WebApp running on Tomcat and want to integrate the MarvinFramework for ImageProcessing. Basically I want to reduce noise, grayscale and scale an Image for further processing. The Marvin Framework relies on custom Plugins for their specific prupose, and those Plugins I want to use. But since the Framwork has its own ClassLoader , that loads the plugins JAR dynamically at runtime from an absolute location inside the project, I am confused where to put the files or how to configure the WebApp, that the ClassLoader is able load the JARs. I recreated the directory-structure for

I need the ability to verify that a user has drawn a shape correctly, starting with simple shapes like circle, triangle and more advanced shapes like the letter A. I need to be able to calculate correctness in real time, for example if the user is supposed to draw a circle but is drawing a rectangle, my hope is to be able to detect that while the drawing takes place. There are a few different approaches to shape recognition, unfortunately I don't have the experience or time to try them all and see what works. Which approach would you recommend for this specific task? Your help is appreciated.

I'm trying to decide which library to choose in order to create app that can filters a video, for example beautify or clarity. During my search I came across 2 candidates: OpenCv and FFmpeg, and I found a complete framework only for FFmpeg(so +1 for this). I couldn't found a complete comparision between the two so if someone has tried them and can post the answer it would be really helpful. Edit: Another candidate is Marvin framework(Java project) for Android - https://code.google.com/p/android-image-filtering/ karlphillip OpenCV is a framework for Computer Vision and it's very limited for