It’s about .net wrapper for DLib.
We have started it for a project, currently couple face detectors and video tracker are running - cuda accelerated (whats possible), - and runs realtime.
Adding features one by one is relatively easy, but making a full wrapper is changeling, of course. What would be really interesting is to setup a custom trainer for detectors - they saying it gives a result even on 5 images, and have a shiny example of it.
Available as nuget: nuget install vl.dlibdotnet -pre
Should work with others cuda versions and without cuda as well - you need to reference the right DlibDotNet version and rebuild source project. - I haven’t try it yet. Source repository.
You mean a Rectangle coming from a dll that’s not compatible with gamma’s built-in Rectangle ? You have to make your own conversion operations that converts from the lib’s Rectangle to gamma’s one, usually by splitting one and joining it to the other (and of course vice versa).
Hi @sebescudie, this part is clear for me. But I’m wondering if there is a way to avoid producing hundreds of types which are actually the same but from different libraries: there are two types of Rectangle in Dlib, one in gamma and one in OpenCV… And when we are go to the vectors - it can go totaly crazy.
Hi @Rayment , I tried DLib recently and it only seems to work with Gamma 2020, and the face markers were not included. did you find any time to update this?
