Seeing With Clojure
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OpenCV is a comprehensive open source library of optimised image processing routines. It's traditionally been used via C++ and python. However there is now a java binding available which makes it possible to take advantage of OpenCV from clojure. In this talk I'll show how it's possible to use OpenCV and Clojure to do a number of image processing tasks such as face detection.
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Seeing With Clojure
Dave Snowdon
By day, a mild-mannered programmer working on Virtual Desktop Infrastructure at VMware. By night, when not asleep, plans world domination by social emotional robots powered by python and clojure. Before he was virtualised Dave worked for Xerox Research in France and, back in the mists of time, developed one of the first distributed multi-user virtual reality environments as part of his PhD work at Manchester.