trekhleb/links-detector

 By GitHub - 2020-12-07

Description

📖 👆🏻 Links Detector makes printed links clickable via your smartphone camera. No need to type a link in, just scan and click on it. - trekhleb/links-detector

Summary

  • Users who have contributed to this file 📃 TL;DR In this article we will start solving the issue of making the printed links (i.e.
  • in a book or in a magazine) clickable via your smartphone camera.
  • Otherwise, it might be hard to find enough real-world examples of this kind of links for training.
  • Labeling the dataset To do the labeling (to mark the locations of the objects that we're interested in, namely the https:// prefixes) we may use the LabelImg graphical image annotation tool.
  • 🗜 Converting the Model for Web As you remember from the beginning of this article, our goal was to use the custom object detection model in the browser.

 

Topics

  1. NLP (0.21)
  2. Security (0.11)
  3. Machine_Learning (0.11)

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