Docs: a brief introduction to OpenCV #817
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Individual not familiar with OpenCV can get a quick first glance understanding of what OpenCV (and OpenCV Python in particular) is about.
asmorkalov
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Mar 15, 2023
Removed reference to Tensorflow and Pytorch as per Alexander Smorkalov's comment.
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For those unfamiliar with OpenCV (particularly OpenCV Python), I have added a brief introduction to provide an overview of what OpenCV is about.
The current README jumps straight into installation instructions without providing a clear description of the repository. While experienced OpenCV developers may not require an introduction, I believe it's important to be inclusive and help new developers understand what OpenCV is about.
Additionally, I suggest adding a brief introduction to the main OpenCV repository to improve accessibility for all users.