Codes of Interest | Deep Learning Made Fun: Wink Detection using Dlib and OpenCV
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Using Dlib and OpenCV, and calculating the Eye Aspect Ratio for each eye, you can detect the 'winking' gesture of a face. Here's how you can do it.
Codes of Interest | Deep Learning Made Fun: Wink Detection using Dlib and OpenCV Pages Home What is Deep Learning? Resources About Friday, June 9, 2017 Wink Detection using Dlib and OpenCV A couple of weeks ago, I was going through a tutorial for eye blink detection by Adrian at PyImageSearch. It was an excellent tutorial, which explained the use of Eye Aspect Ratio (EAR) in order to detect when an eye gets closed. Then, few weeks back, I was having a chat with Shirish Ranade, a reader of this blog and a fellow computer vision and machine learning enthusiast, on whether we can perform an actio
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