Releases: banderlog/opencv-python-inference-engine
Releases · banderlog/opencv-python-inference-engine
v4.3.0.1
New versions of opencv and dldt
- OpenCV-4.3.0
- dldt-2020.2 with MYRIAD plugin
- ffmpeg-4.2.2
- libtbb2
- OpenBLAS
v4.2.0.4
Because of #5, dldt now built with OpenBLAS, which gives x10 speed up on certain NNs.
- OpenCV-4.2.0
- dldt-2020.1 with MYRIAD plugin
- ffmpeg-4.2.2
- libtbb2
- OpenBLAS
v4.2.0.3
Minor release with some bugfixes and tests. Lib versions without changes.
v4.2.0.2
- OpenCV-4.2.0
- dldt-2020.1 with MYRIAD plugin
- ffmpeg-4.2.2
- libtbb2 included
v4.1.2.1
OpenCV-4.1.2
dldt-2019_R3 with MYRIAD plugin
ffmpeg-4.2.1
libtbb2 included
v4.1.1.1
Fixed bugs which emerged in v4.1.1.0 and v4.1.0.4: openvinotoolkit/openvino#248
It requires SSE4_2
(for SSE3
CPUs use v4.1.0.3)
OpenCV-4.1.1
dldt-2019_R2 with MYRIAD plugin
ffmpeg-4.2.1
libtbb2 included
4.1.1.0
OpenCV-4.1.1
dldt-2019_R2 with MYRIAD plugin
ffmpeg-4.2
libtbb2 included
4.1.0.4
OpenCV-4.1.0
dldt-2019_R1.1 with MYRIAD plugin
ffmpeg-4.1.3
libtbb2 included
Compiled in Ubuntu 16.04 linux container
4.1.0.3
Release contents: opencv-4.1.0
+ dldt-2019_R1.0.1
with ffmpeg-4.1.3
included into package.
Fixes ffmpeg
problems in v4.1.0.2
. I wanted to avoid including of ffmpeg
libs into package, but it was stupid.
Remember to install libtbb: apt install libtbb2
4.1.0.2
Package contens: opencv-4.1.0
+ dldt-2019_R1
- Contrib modules and haarcascades are not included.
- It built with ffmpeg and v4l support.
- It compiled with TBB lib selected as threading lib, so you will need to install it (libtbb-dev on Ubuntu).
- No GTK/QT support -- use matplotlib for plotting your results.
- Linux x86_64 only
- Depends on libtbb2 and glibc-2.27
ffmpeg libs are NOT included