MarrSpace

Machine Vision Architecture Library

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This machine vision library is dedicated to David Marr, a pivotal scientist in the field, and embodies his vision for a pan-vision system. Library is implemented in GNU/GCC/AUTOMAKE free software so it's free to use and free to port.

This library globs together individual algorithms into a complete vision system. The goal is to provide a larger framework for smaller work to be inserted.

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