Gupta

Gupta

hi,
I want to work on image processing using elixir and as of now I come to know about Evision library which is used for image processing and is based on OpenCV.

But how to install it and and how to get started with it i dont know.

and where i can get some material about the syantx and the features of Evision with elixir.

can anyone tell me the whole process?

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soup

soup

Did you try the installation instructions?

kokolegorille

kokolegorille

Well, what did You try?

There seems to be a lot of people wanting to use eVision… all with the same question.

hauleth

hauleth

Gupta

Gupta OP

I went through this installation and did the first two steps
which are : $ mix new my_app
and : Then you can add evision as dependency in your mix.exs.

      def deps do
        [
          {:evision, "~> 0.1.9"}
        ]
      end 

so after doing this i got this :


: also Added this thing in mix.exs

and after this i am not able to understand to process of installation

soup

soup

You need to get the dependencies. See this section of the getting started guide: External Dependencies. Make sure you run this from the same directory that contains the mix.exs file.

dimitarvp

dimitarvp

Did you go through the official Mix tutorial?

derek-zhou

derek-zhou

Very interesting idea. However, if it is a prized and timed limited competition, then shouldn’t all external help considered cheating? Imagine someone at the chess tournament and bring out their phone to consult an engine …

Gupta

Gupta OP

actually after going through the link i was only able to understand some part most of the part was going over head, :sweat_smile: but I again tried to understand it but but didnt getting it.
what i did isn’t enough or I have to do somthing more complicated things?

Running normal scripts of elixir on vs code is easy but
what i just need is to install Evision library and use it in a script.

kokolegorille

kokolegorille

There is a huge cheating scandal in chess at the moment :slight_smile:

derek-zhou

derek-zhou

I know, it is part of the reason I brought it up. It is one thing to help people with their work related problem; although there is money involved, at least no one is being disadvantaged. However, if this is a competition, and there are honest people spending time learning all the stuff from publicly available resource, yet someone asked the person who knows and gain an advantage, that is not fair.

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