How to detect a specifies Logo with EMGU?

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I wanna detect a specified logo on an image but doesn't have an idea to do it with EMGUCV support. I tries to manipulate with Licence Plate & Traffic Sign recognition but unable to do it. Can anybody give me an idea to start with it? Any suggestion or guideline please.

Simply i'm the beginner in C# & with EMGUCV.

Posted 19-Jun-12 20:43pm

Clark_89

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Dave Kreskowiak 20-Jun-12 10:41am

OK, so did you want someone to write your code for you??

You didn't really ask a question anyone can answer. You've already discounted the one answer anyone is going to give you. Use OpenCV or some other image processing library to ATTEMPT to recognize images.

Truthfully, there is nothing trivial about an app like this at all. If you're really new to C# and OpenCV, you've got a lot of studying to do before you even attempt to write an app like this.

Clark_89 20-Jun-12 15:24pm

Hah, No Mr Dave Kreskowiak, I doesn't want that anyone write a code for me but i only like to get the proper way to get started with this type of project. I've less info about EMGUCV so for that i requested to get help / suggestions. Can you suggest me about EMGUCV, What to study/understand before continuing with it?

Dave Kreskowiak 20-Jun-12 17:09pm

Its jsut a wrapper for OpenCV, so you can try http://www.emgu.com/wiki/index.php/Tutorial
and then there the books and documentation on OpenCV, which you can find at http://opencv.willowgarage.com/wiki/

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