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Index
Title Page Copyright and Credits
Computer Vision with OpenCV 3 and Qt5
Dedication Packt Upsell
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Foreword Contributors
About the author About the reviewers Packt is searching for authors like you
Preface
Who this book is for What this book covers To get the most out of this book
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Introduction to OpenCV and Qt
What is required? Introduction to Qt
Qt Essentials Qt Add-Ons Value-Add Modules Technology Preview Modules Platforms supported by Qt Qt Creator
Introduction to OpenCV
Main modules Extra modules
Installing Qt
Preparing for Qt installation Where to get it? How to install?
Windows users macOS users Linux users
Testing Qt installation
Installing OpenCV
Preparing for an OpenCV build Where to get OpenCV? How to build? Configuring OpenCV installation Testing OpenCV installation
Summary
Creating Our First Qt and OpenCV Project
What is Qt Creator? A tour of the IDE
Qt Creator modes
The Welcome mode
Projects Examples Tutorials
Edit mode Design mode
Designing user interfaces Hello Qt and OpenCV Writing the code for a Qt project
Help mode
The Qt Creator Options window
Summary
Creating a Comprehensive Qt+OpenCV Project
Behind the scenes
The qmake tool Meta-Object Compiler (moc) User Interface Compiler (uic)
Design patterns Qt Resource System Styling applications
Selector types Sub-controls Pseudo-states Cascading
Multi-language support Creating and using plugins
The interface The plugin The plugin loader and user
Creating the foundations Summary
Mat and QImage
All about the Mat class
Constructors, properties, and methods The Mat_<_Tp> class Matx< _Tp, m, n > The UMat class InputArray, OutputArry, InputOutputArray
Reading images using OpenCV Writing images using OpenCV Reading and writing videos in OpenCV The HighGUI module in OpenCV Image and video handling in Qt
The QImage class The QPixmap class The QImageReader and QImageWriter classes The QPainter class Camera and video handling in Qt
Summary
The Graphics View Framework
The Scene-View-Item architecture The Scene, QGraphicsScene The Items, QGraphicsItem The View, QGraphicsView Summary
Image Processing in OpenCV
Image filtering
Filtering functions in OpenCV
Image transformation capabilities
Geometric transformations Miscellaneous transformations
Colors and color spaces Image thresholding Discrete Fourier transform
Drawing in OpenCV Template matching Summary
Features and Descriptors
Base of all algorithms – the Algorithm class The 2D Features Framework
Detecting features
KAZE and AKAZE The BRISK class FAST GFTT (Good Features to Track) ORB
Extracting and matching descriptors
How to choose an algorithm
Accuracy Speed Resource usage Availability
Summary
Multithreading
Multithreading in Qt Low-level multithreading using QThread
Subclassing QThread Using the moveToThread function
Thread synchronization tools
Mutexes Read-write locks Semaphores Wait conditions
High-level multithreading using QtConcurrent Summary
Video Analysis
Understanding histograms Understanding back-projection images
Histogram comparison Histogram equalization
MeanShift and CamShift Background/foreground detection Summary
Debugging and Testing
Debugging with Qt Creator
Getting started with the debugging mode
Qt Test Framework
Creating a Unit Test Data-driven testing Benchmarking GUI testing testcase projects
Summary
Linking and Deployment
The build process, behind the scenes
Preprocessing Compiling Linking
Building OpenCV static libraries Building Qt static libraries Deploying Qt+OpenCV applications
Deploying using static linking Deploying using dynamic linking Qt Installer Framework
Summary
Qt Quick Applications
Introduction to QML User interaction and scripting in QML Using Qt Quick Designer Structure of a Qt Quick Application Integrating C++ and QML codes Qt and OpenCV apps on Android and iOS Summary
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