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User will draw a circle on any image or video and it will navigate to google and show the similar results. | |
circle is not there | |
This functionality can be achieved using a combination of image/video processing libraries (like OpenCV) and a search engine API (like Google Images or Google Lens). The user would interact with an application that allows them to draw a circle on an image or video frame, and then the application would: 1. Extract the region within the circle: Use image processing techniques to isolate the region of the image or video frame defined by the circle. 2. Process the image/video: Potentially use techniques like object detection, image recognition, or feature extraction to create a representation of the region within the circle. 3. Make a search query: Use a search engine API to search for similar results based on the processed region. 4. Display the search results: The application would then display the search results to the user, potentially within the same application or by navigating to the search engine's website. Here's a breakdown of how the application could work: 1. Drawing and Region Extraction: The application would use a UI library (like Flutter, React, or a native UI library) to display the image or video frame. A drawing tool would allow the user to draw a circle on the image or video frame. The application would then use image processing libraries like OpenCV (in Python, Java, or C++) to extract the region within the circle. This involves determining the circle's center and radius and cropping or masking the image to isolate that area. 2. Processing the Image/Video: Object Detection/Recognition: If the goal is to find similar objects, you'd use an object detection model (like TensorFlow or PyTorch with a pre-trained model) to identify the objects within the extracted region. Feature Extraction: If the goal is to find visually similar images, you'd use techniques like feature extraction (e.g., using a CNN) to create a vector representation of the region. 3. Search Query: The application would use a search engine API (like Google Image Search API, or Google Lens API) to search for similar results. Based on the processed region, the API would be queried with a description (e.g., "objects detected" or "image features"). 4. Displaying Results: The search results would be displayed within the application, or the user would be navigated to the search engine's website to see the results. | |
here the circle is not showing and i dont how to draw to search in google | |
circle is there but gooogle api is not there to run here. make | |
flower sample is wrongly like food appearing. cloths sample are not showing. change these things, its not predicting correctly or not detecting so see and make correctly | |
properly its not working so can you please i am giving a watch upload but its showing food related. |