1 | initial version |
unfortunately opencv's java bindings do not have a RNG class.
you can use randn() , randu(), randShuffle(), etc
(which are all using the global cv::theRNG() under the hood),
but there will be no way of actually seeding it (default seed is 0xffffffff)
2 | No.2 Revision |
unfortunately opencv's java bindings do not have a RNG class.
you can use randn() , randu(), randShuffle(), etc
(which are all using the global cv::theRNG() under the hood),
but there will be no way of actually seeding it (default seed is 0xffffffff)
you'll probably have to use java's own Random class here instead.