Rich Image Visualization with Minimum Dependency (no OpenCV, Matplotlib)
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Rich Image Visualization with Minimum Dependency (no OpenCV, Matplotlib)
High-level API for attractive and descriptive image visualization in Python
A python library for automated exploratory data analysis
Fast and lightweighed image viewer for Windows. Suitable for image processing and computer vision area, providing presize visualization without interpolation, high zoom and color picking mode.
Image Visualization Tools for C++
A toolbox for NIfTI and Analyze medical image visualization, editing, and 3D rendering
A research-purposed, GUI-powered, Python-based framework that allows easy development of dynamic point-cloud (and accompanying image) data processing pipelines.
Unlock the visual realm with diverse image processing projects! From creative filters to deep learning colorization, explore the art of image manipulation.
A research-purposed, GUI-powered, Python-based framework that allows easy development of dynamic point-cloud (and accompanying image) data processing pipelines.
A web-based tool designed for comparing output images from different machine learning models on the same dataset.
💫 CyberViewer is a lightweight, full-featured image viewer and editor engineered for casual and power users ● Free and open-source.
roshell - An interactive shell for robotics applications
boxcel: Integrate Excel with Python for visualizing images with their corresponding bounding boxes for object detection annotation workflows
A StreamElements custom widget, which randomly picks images from an image pool at predetermined time intervals and displays them.
Lightweight image viewer built with a smart image cache for instant loading.
Repo for OpenCV test code
Extremely rough and simple single-page app to 'play' a sequence of images as if it were a video
Open-source GIS data and remote sensing imagery visualization & processing toolkit.
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