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How do you use OpenCV TLD from Python?

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asked Dec 6 '14

Cerin
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According to the release docs for OpenCV 3.0.0, it includes an implementation of the Tracking-Detection-Learning algorithm. There's even some very basic docs for the C++ code.

I downloaded and compiled the 3.0.0-beta, including the Python wrapper, and it seems to have succeeded, and although I can run most of the Python samples (some appear to be broken and/or not updated for 3.0.0), I can't find any way to access and TLD functionality through the Python wrapper. I can't even find references to it in the code.

Is it actually included in the 3.0.0 release, and if so, how do I access it?

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answered Aug 28 '15

tonicze
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There is no wrapper available (yet?) for TLD. What you could do is to wrap the C++ library with some Python code. For example: Cython or Python C API

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cython won't work with opencv (heavily c++ based)

berak (Aug 28 '15)edit

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answered Dec 7 '14

Viatorus
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Have a look here: https://github.com/Itseez/opencv_contrib

In the final release it should be also included.

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answered Feb 4 '16

ILA
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Hi,

I've built and installed the contrib version of the 3.1.0. Are there still no wrappers for Python for TLD or has anything changed?

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Hey @ILA did you manage to find any Python wrappers?

dtbaker (Apr 7 '16)edit

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answered Jun 28 '16

74gee
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there's a port here: https://github.com/jayrambhia/pyOpenTLD

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answered Dec 9 '14

Petty
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Grab the "contrib" repository and follow the instructions on how to add it to your build.

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