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The latest release of dlib is special. It completely removes the boost.python dependency, making it significantly easier to install across the board on macOS, Ubuntu, and Raspbian. Thanks to the work of Davis King (the creator and maintainer of the…
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Today’s blog post is the long-awaited tutorial on real-time drowsiness detection on the Raspberry Pi! From there, if you want to check that everything is installed properly in your virtual environment you may run the Python interpreter directly: Note: I’ve…
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Continuing our series of blog posts on facial landmarks, today we are going to discuss face alignment, the process of: Identifying the geometric structure of faces in digital images. Attempting to obtain a canonical alignment of the face based on…
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My Uncle John is a long haul tractor trailer truck driver. For each new assignment, he picks his load up from a local company early in the morning and then sets off on a lengthy, enduring cross-country trek across the…
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A few weeks ago I did a blog post on how to install the dlib library on Ubuntu and macOS. Since Raspbian, the operating system that (most) Raspberry Pi users run is Debian-based (as is Ubuntu), the same install instructions…
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In last week’s blog post, I demonstrated how to perform facial landmark detection in real-time in video streams. Today, we are going to build upon this knowledge and develop a computer vision application that is capable of detecting and counting…
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Over the past few weeks we have been discussing facial landmarks and the role they play in computer vision and image processing. We’ve started off by learning how to detect facial landmarks in an image. We then discovered how to…
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Today’s blog post is part three in our current series on facial landmark detection and their applications to computer vision and image processing. Two weeks ago I demonstrated how to install the dlib library which we are using for facial…
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Last updated on July 3, 2021. Last week we learned how to install and configure dlib on our system with Python bindings. Today we are going to use dlib and OpenCV to detect facial landmarks in an image. Facial landmarks…
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