hi all,
I just found tracker.js and I want to thank you for such an amazing contribution.
Is it possible to use tracker.js to track and ID live fish and plants in an aquarium?
Any guidelines or tips if this is possible?
I understand that this is a difficult project because:
1- the fish are fast
2- can exit and re- enter the live camera frame
3- fish can bend
4- Fish can disappear for a while behind rocks or out of frame.
5-fish can swim next to each other
I am happy with all this challenges and if there is a chance to use tracker.js over opencv then we can solve this issues one at a time.
The reason why not opencv is the hardware required to process data.
hi all, I just found tracker.js and I want to thank you for such an amazing contribution. Is it possible to use tracker.js to track and ID live fish and plants in an aquarium? Any guidelines or tips if this is possible?
I understand that this is a difficult project because: 1- the fish are fast 2- can exit and re- enter the live camera frame 3- fish can bend 4- Fish can disappear for a while behind rocks or out of frame. 5-fish can swim next to each other
I am happy with all this challenges and if there is a chance to use tracker.js over opencv then we can solve this issues one at a time.
The reason why not opencv is the hardware required to process data.
Many thanks