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Training a Haar Cascade Object Detector in OpenCV

Using a Haar cascade classifier in OpenCV is simple. You just need to provide the trained model in an XML file to create the classifier. Training one from scratch, however, is not so straightforward. In this tutorial, you will see how the training should be like. In particular, you will learn: What are the tools […]

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