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The solution for this issue can be split in multiple attention points:

1. Make sure that you have appropriate training images for the image(s) you're testing on.
2. Make sure that the training images are the same size as the image(s) you're testing on.
3. Make sure that your importing the images in the same format. To get more information on your image, use [Your mat object].toString and see if the type and size of your training images equals the type and size of your testing image(s).

Special thanks to berak for helping me out and getting me in the right direction for solving this issue!

The solution for this issue can be split in multiple attention points:

1. Make sure that you have appropriate training images for the image(s) you're testing on.
2. Make sure that the training images are the same size as the image(s) you're testing on.
3. Make sure that your importing the images in the same format. To Tip: to get more information on your image, use [Your mat object].toStringobject].toString() and see if the type and size of your training images equals the type and size of your testing image(s).

Special thanks to berak for helping me out and getting me in the right direction for solving this issue!

The solution for this issue can be split in multiple attention points:

1. Make sure that you have appropriate training images for the image(s) you're testing on.
2. Make sure that the training images are the same size as the image(s) you're testing on.
3. Make sure that your you're importing the images in the same format. Tip: to get more information on your image, use [Your mat object].toString() and see if the type and size of your training images equals the type and size of your testing image(s).

Special thanks to berak for helping me out and getting me in the right direction for solving this issue!