QOpenTLD

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Last Update: 2016-02-16

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C++ implementation of TLD using Qt and OpenCV.

Features

C++ Implementation of TLD Algorithm
Portable

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License

GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)

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Operating Systems

Linux, Windows

Intended Audience

Developers, Engineering, Manufacturing, Science/Research

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Programming Language

C++

Registered

2011-05-11

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