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I've been doing some research on the web about implementing FAST detection into my application, but I can't seem to find any examples on it that use the OpenCV Library 2.4.x and the OpenCV manager.
The only examples I found all use the JNI with C++ code. Do I have to use the JNI as well for my further detection (It needs to detect rectangles, Canny, Dilate/erosion, FAST), or can I use the OpenCV Library to do all of this?
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I've been doing some research on the web about implementing FAST detection into my application, but I can't seem to find any examples on it that use the OpenCV Library 2.4.x and the OpenCV manager.
The only examples I found all use the JNI with C++ code. Do I have to use the JNI as well for my further detection (It needs to detect rectangles, Canny, Dilate/erosion, FAST), or can I use the OpenCV Library to do all of this?
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I've been doing some research on the web about implementing FAST detection into my application, but I can't seem to find any examples on it that use the OpenCV Library 2.4.x and the OpenCV manager.
The only examples I found all use the JNI with C++ code. Do I have to use the JNI as well for my further detection (It needs to detect rectangles, Canny, Dilate/erosion, FAST), or can I use the OpenCV Library to do all of this? And if so, where can a good example using FAST with the OpenCV Library be found?
