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I'm mostly interested in barcode detection rather than scanning, so I care about the bounding polygons being accurate. Sometimes my image may have multiple copies of the same barcode, and I want to ensure that each gets it's own polygon, whereas now they are being grouped like this:
Looking at the code, I can't see a Python way to solve this. Could anyone provide tips?
Best,
Alex
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@Ranecdev I ended up using pyzbar and zxing https://github.com/dlenski/python-zxing. I think pyzbar is better because it gives a bounding polygon whereas I'm pretty sure zxing only gives a line passing through the barcode, but at least it separates barcodes. So I combined both: pyzbar for the actual detection, but zxing to indicate when there are multiple detections in one polygon.
I'm mostly interested in barcode detection rather than scanning, so I care about the bounding polygons being accurate. Sometimes my image may have multiple copies of the same barcode, and I want to ensure that each gets it's own polygon, whereas now they are being grouped like this:
Looking at the code, I can't see a Python way to solve this. Could anyone provide tips?
Best,
Alex
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: