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zain-ul-abaidin / Digital-Image-Processing

This repository includes all Basic Algorithms related to image Processing, these are almost without Build-in Functions

Updated Oct 1, 2020
Python

DanielsKraus / K-means-object-detector

K-means is used in this project to show clustering of colors in an image and then drawing a bounding box around biggest object.

opencv images matplotlib kmeans-clustering cropping bounding-boxes computervision bgr2hsv

Updated Sep 20, 2019
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CREESTL / ColorDetection

A simple customizable color detector

python opencv color computer-vision rgb hsv color-tracking color-detection bgr bgr2hsv

Updated May 23, 2020
Python

omigutin / img_ops

Is a minimal, device‑aware image ops library built on top of OpenCV and NumPy.

opencv cpu computer-vision gpu numpy python-library cuda image-processing hsv segmentation contours preprocessing gaussian-blur bgr2hsv image-operations bgr2rgb

Updated Aug 18, 2025
Python

Vishal1999-33 / Invisible-Cloak-

Making a cloak of specific color invisible with the help of OpenCV.

opencv cv2 bgr2hsv invisible-cloak detection-segmentation-algorithm

Updated May 9, 2020
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charishmaseera / COLOR-DETECTION-ON-IMAGE-MASK-

TO DETECT THE GIVEN COLOR IN AN IMAGE AND MASK THE AREA

hsv opencv-python numpy-arrays bgr2hsv matplotlib-pyplot

Updated May 6, 2021
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hset911 / BGR2HSV

Color space conversion(bgr->hsv) by look-up table

bgr2hsv rgb2hsv

Updated May 24, 2018

PrathyushaKuppili / InvisbleCloak

A cloak of invisibility is a fictional theme. This project is developed using Open CV and NumPy Libraries. This project is inspired by Harry Potter's Invisible Cloak. This project is highly suitable for both Green and Red Color Clothes. We use hsv colors which is Hue Saturation Value. This makes it easier when we are working on or need luminance…

opencv numpy bgr2hsv harrypotter invisible-cloak

Updated Nov 10, 2020
Python

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