154 results for “topic:seam-carving”
Content aware image resize library
🌅 Content-aware image resizer and object remover based on Seam Carving algorithm
Content aware image resizing
Seam Carving for Content Aware Image Resizing
Image processing using python and opencv
Go implementation of Seam Carving algorithm.
A fast Python implementation of Seam Carving for Content-Aware Image Resizing.
A numpy implementation of forward energy from the paper “Improved Seam Carving for Video Retargeting" (2008)
Fluid Responsive images that scale to any container size
A repository for presenting the functionalty of the python 'stitching' package
Image processing method that allows to remove an object from a photo.
A super-fast Python implementation of seam carving algorithm for intelligent image resizing.
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Real Time Seam Carving with object removal.
An implementation of the seam carving algorithm, designed to resize images while preventing distortion.
手工实现的智能图片处理系统 包含基础的图片处理功能 各类滤波 seam carving算法 以及结合精细语义分割信息 实现智能去除目标的功能
An image resize tool utilizing seam carving.
Distort a video using Seam Carving (video) and Vibrato effect (sound)
Seam Carving Algorithm for content aware image resizing and object removal
Python Seam Carving module
Seam carving implemented in rust
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An experiment to do seam carving with compute shader
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Content-Aware Scaling using Seam Carving method with different algorithms for energy mapping
Seam carving (or liquid rescaling) is an algorithm for content-aware image resizing.
Photo editor that allows to use content aware resizing
This is my implementation of the simplified version of the seam carving - an algorithm developed by S.Avidan and A.Shamir. Seam carving is an algorithm for 'content-aware' image resizing. The main idea is to resize an image by removing only the least noticeable pixels. I have also made a small web app used to generate interesting results.
Real time seam carving algorithm implementation
OpenDistortBot rewrite in rust