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google chrome has a button - translate the whole page into russian :) translates more or less well
))) sometimes I use it ) but I`m lazy in the first place )
To start with at least a rough idea, divide the picture into 4 squares or 9 squares and evaluate. (a square like a pixel)
imho, too time consuming... these things take months to learn on teslas. 4 squares there is 0 information :)
imho, too time-consuming... these things take months to learn on teslas. 4 squares there is 0 info :)
That's why I started asking, I just have 9 squares and 7 lines, a simple check for a line to vadrate already leads to the number of pictures that the variables do not fit ...
))) I sometimes use it) but laziness comes first)
https://github.com/yandexdataschool/Practical_RL/tree/master/
There are links to videos in Russian ... just if you can handle at least part of it, it will not be superfluous :)
https://github.com/yandexdataschool/Practical_RL/tree/master/
there are links to videos in russian... just if you can handle at least part of it, it won't be too much trouble :)
Thanks )
That's why I started asking, I just have 9 squares and 7 lines, a simple check for a line to vadrate already leads to the number of pictures that the variables do not fit ...
Yes, and I need hundreds of thousands of pictures
with computer vision, it's a 100 layer grid.
there was a library used from a japanese site that supposedly used this grid in robot computer vision. (I could be wrong, don't worry) there was also an example of how to use the vision oval... The way it worked there only describes the libraries and the fact that the trader wanted to use them for pattern recognition. I'll send you the link when I get free. It's not so clear from my words.
Yes, and we need hundreds of thousands of pictures.
it's not a problem, i ran the history loop and got.... for 4 years of history on m15 you get 24000 pictures... Not enough for full set, of course, but I can fill 10 years of history...
there was a library used from a japanese website that supposedly used this grid in robot computer vision. (I could be wrong, don't worry) there was also an example of how to use the oval circle... The way it worked there only describes the libraries and the fact that the trader wanted to use them for pattern recognition. I'll send you the link when I get free. It's not so clear from my words.
As far as I know the most reasonable Open Source library is this one https://opencv.org/
no problem with it, I ran the history loop and got.... for 4 years of history on m15 it turns out 24000 pictures... It's not enough for a full set, of course, but you can do 10 years of history...
i couldn't find that article, and i found this neuron here