#407 · Primary category: Computer Vision
cvlib
A simple, high level, easy to use, open source Computer Vision library for Python.
Project last updated:10/06/23
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Why we included this project
cvlib keeps computer vision approachable. A handful of Python functions wrap OpenCV's dnn module and pre-trained models, so detect_face() hands back bounding boxes and confidence scores, detect_gender() returns labels with probabilities, and object detection follows the same pattern. You get working results in a few lines of code without training or tuning anything yourself, which makes it a natural fit for quick prototypes and classroom demos, or any small script where the output matters more than the machinery behind it. It is not a heavyweight framework, but for plain detection tasks the code stays readable and the setup stays minimal.
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