google-vision

I am trying to test the google mobile vision api, for face detection, so I started with the demos from GitHub mobile vision . I tried both apps, FaceTracker and photo-demo, and the same issue rises with downloading the native face detector library. For Nexus 5x, Galaxy S6 Edge not working, Galaxy S4, Galaxy Alpha is working. What I see in the logs, when not working is: For the app: 05-19 17:52:07.301 14909-14909/com.google.android.gms.samples.vision.face.photo W/System: ClassLoader referenced unknown path: /data/app/com.google.android.gms.samples.vision.face.photo-1/lib/arm64 05-19 17:52:07

I'm using the Mobile vision api's face tracking example and i'm trying to take picture with tapping on the screen. Firstly i wanted to take any picture on the screen with button and i tryed this code but it failed. I look at the barcode reader example and there is tap method but i couldn't succeed. What approach that i should use this case? pure FaceTracking github code private void takeImage() { camera.takePicture(null, null, new PictureCallback() { private File imageFile; @Override public void onPictureTaken(byte[] data, Camera camera) { try { // convert byte array into bitmap Bitmap

I'm looking at using Google Mobile Vision with an iOS app. Their documentation talks about face recognition, barcode scanning, and text recognition (OCR). However, the code samples for iOS development only include facial recognition, and I don't see anything in the API documentation for iOS other than facial recognition support. Is it the case that they only support OCR and barcode scanning on Android? If this were the case, I would have expected that fact to be clearly stated somewhere in the introduction to the product or the getting started page, but it is not, which surprises me, and

I am working on school project and part of it should be about current situation about computer vision libraries for Android. I went to it with large enthusiasm because computer vision seems like fascinating subject but I have been searching for more then a week and I did not find much. I would like to be able to provide information about libraries themselves and about comparison between them. I will share what I found so far. OpenCV seems like the most advanced one and the most popular. provide the biggest number of functions it had problem with backward compatibility is fast(at least so I

I'm trying to incorporate the Google Play Services 7.8 Face API in my app, but every time I try to detect faces it gives me the error: FaceDetectorHandle﹕ Native face detector not yet available. Reverting to no-op detection According to the bottom of the post Android-er Face Detection , this problem occurs on devices running Lollipop or later. Specifically, they said it works on a "RedMi 2, running Android 4.4.4 with Google Play services version 7.8.99 installed, but not on a Nexus 7 2012 (WITHOUT front camera) running Android 5.1.1, with the same Google Play services version 7.8.99 installed.

Recently something about the Google Vision API changed. I am using it to recognize text on receipts. All good until now. Suddenly, the API started to respond differently to my requests. I sent the same picture to the API today, and I got a different response (from the past). I ensured nothing was changed in my code, so this is not the culprit. Another strange thing is that, when I upload the image to https://cloud.google.com/vision/ in the response, under textAnnotations, I get an array of 183 entries. However when I post from my app I get an array of 113 entries. Below you can see my code.