OpenCV 3.0 Computer Vision with Java
Today PACKT is published my second book as Technical Reviewer named “OpenCV 3.0 Computer Vision with Java”.
You can find it here
Today PACKT is published my second book as Technical Reviewer named “OpenCV 3.0 Computer Vision with Java”.
You can find it here
The steganography1 is a technique that allows to “hide” information inside an image or an audio files, it’s a very interesting security field, I can hide “secrets” into an image, pass it to my friend, and he, using a decoder can read what I wrote. Very useful to keep my “secrets” secret; so I wrote a simple C library to hide words into a bitmap images using the OpenCV libraries just for fun and profit…
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