The Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul is at a latitude of almost 45 degrees north. Towards the summer solstice which is in a week or so, the daylight lasts about 15.5 hours. The beauty in summer is that after work, you still have about 4 to 5 hours to enjoy the outdoors. In winter it is quite the opposite. I guess, there is no perfect place on earth.
At home, one of the gutters has a section that brings the rain water down. The section forms some type of a lazy step. My wife and I noticed a few days ago that a couple of birds decided to build their nest on the lazy step. Continue reading “Transformations”
Good morning. Similar to yesterday’s weather here in the Twin CIties of Minneapolis and St. Paul, our high temperature for the day is forecasted to be 90F. We are still in spring but it is starting to feel like summer.
In this post I will experiment with the DAISY descriptors. Please note that one of the simplest approaches is to alter parameters in the different functions and observe the results. In addition you should look up the functions in the scikit-image to get a better understanding of the function and arguments e.g., 
In this post we will experiment with edge detection techniques using the Roberts and Sobel edge detection algorithms.