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Dmitry Boyko2011-10-29 23:26:12
Image processing
Dmitry Boyko, 2011-10-29 23:26:12

Working with images

Who can suggest literature on photo processing to determine the foreground and background in the image?

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Anton_from_Amber, 2011-10-29
@Anton_from_Amber

Look for such people:
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Alexander Borisovich, 2011-10-29
@Alexufo

do you need to find the depth? It's not possible with just one photo. The exception is photos with a blurry background, where at least somehow you can mathematically separate some blurry pixels and sharper color transitions. Minimum photo sequence.
Autodesk is already doing something called Photofly
www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YNrQA6eofI

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Dmitry Boyko, 2011-10-30
@Bo_bda

I would dig into this topic, but all the literature would

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AgentSIB, 2013-06-14
@Ilusha

Try this if I understood the problem correctly.

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GROUP BY userId

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Semyon Dubina, 2013-06-15
@sam002

…GROUP BY userId ORDER BY timeStore DESC LIMIT 100

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