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The OpenCV library is a general, all-purpose computer vision library. It's high performance and written in C++. It has many dependencies and is non-trivial to install, so the best approach is to either use a detailed guide, a package manager like aptitude or homebrew, or an Ansible playbook. | The OpenCV library is a general, all-purpose computer vision library. It's high performance and written in C++. It has many dependencies and is non-trivial to install, so the best approach is to either use a detailed guide, a package manager like aptitude or homebrew, or an Ansible playbook. | ||
=Operating Systems= | |||
==Mac== | |||
To install OpenCV on a Mac, use Homebrew. | |||
==Raspberry Pi== | |||
[[OpenCV/Raspberry Pi]] | |||
[[OpenCV/Cross Compiling on Mac for Raspberry Pi]] | [[OpenCV/Cross Compiling on Mac for Raspberry Pi]] | ||
Revision as of 09:04, 19 October 2017
The OpenCV library is a general, all-purpose computer vision library. It's high performance and written in C++. It has many dependencies and is non-trivial to install, so the best approach is to either use a detailed guide, a package manager like aptitude or homebrew, or an Ansible playbook.
Operating Systems
Mac
To install OpenCV on a Mac, use Homebrew.
Raspberry Pi
OpenCV/Cross Compiling on Mac for Raspberry Pi