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This library depends on IronPython, and as such it cannot use libraries like Disregarding that, I would think it is possible -- you can write the camera output to a texture and then send that to your python code using a variable. However, I don't believe there's an object classification library out there that is supported by IronPython (If I'm wrong about that, please do let me know.). So, I think you're out of luck there. |
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I handled my problem using the ZeroMQ approach. I encoded the string image to base 64 and then sent it to Python. In order to open the image using OpenCV I decoded it and it worked well. |
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Awesome! Glad you got it working! |
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I have a Python program that makes object classification. I have imported the following in order to use the pre-trained model.
I want to use this model on Unity's camera frames. Is it possible? How?
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