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no, you can't set an svm instance as setSVMDetector. instead, you need to retrieve the dupport vector and rho, then put it all into a float array
please have a look at the (opencv3) c++ example (and i doubt, that this is doable from python with opencv2.4 at all)
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no, you can't set an svm instance as setSVMDetector. instead, you need to retrieve the dupport support vector and rho, then put it all into a float arrayarray.
please have a look at the (opencv3) c++ example (and i doubt, that this is doable from python with opencv2.4 at all)
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no, you can't set an svm instance as setSVMDetector. instead, you need to retrieve the support vector and rho, (-)rho, then put it all into a float array.
please have a look at the (opencv3) c++ example (and i doubt, that this is doable from python with opencv2.4 at all)
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no, you can't set an svm instance as setSVMDetector. instead, you need to retrieve the support vector and (-)rho, (-)rho from your trained SVM, then put it all into a float array.
please have a look at the (opencv3) c++ example (and i doubt, that this is doable from python with opencv2.4 at all)
