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My main use of Mathematica was to go through my photos and use machine learning to try and identify content since I have too many images to easily search. Unfortunately I switched to the next generation of Canon cameras which use a different RAW...
I have a Mathematica program that uses machine learning to attempt to identify what is in a photo. It works fine with .jpg and .CR2 files. However I recently got a Canon camera that produces .CR3 files and Mathematica seems to have problems with...
I posted an example of the file and it uses 24 hour time [2/6/16, 23:57:17] ‎name1 created group “random fake chat name” [2/6/16, 23:57:17] ‎name1 added you [2/6/16, 23:57:46] name1: How's almost super bowl?? [2/7/16, 08:39:18] name2: So...
When I run ImageIdentify on a .CR2 file everything works fine but when I run it on a .TIFF file I get two sets of identifiers. For example dacontents = ImageIdentify[daimage, All, 3, "Probability"]; Produces ...
Thanks but first all the software for my camera's was on a Mac not a PC. Second here's what the Mathematica documentation says: Raw (.raw, .arw, .crw, .nef, .nrw, .dng, ...) Import supports raw images stored in a file with any of the following...
Thanks to you guys pointing me in the right direction I figured out a solution: datext = StringReplace[datext, " " -> ""]; datext = StringReplace[datext, "{" -> ""]; datext = StringReplace[datext, "}" -> ""]; dalist =...
It would be nice if instead of generating hex content arbitrarily one could use a real map. That would be good for historical games; enter a hex size and then produce the Google Earth image at a specified scale with a hex array on top of it.
basically can i use my mathematica to process my existing email account using the new text processing tools including machine learning.
Thanks.
Thanks for the suggestion; it appears to work. However when the image is shown on the page the size is minuscule so I don't see why resizing helps. In any case I'm pretty surprised that a tool as mature as Mathematica totally dies when it runs...