OpenCV Python Tutorial - Find Lanes for Self-Driving Cars (Computer Vision Basics Tutorial)

Sir I'm getting Qt error... Plz say the solution

how to follow when it's not a straight line

pretty good video. I wonder if the driver's driving errors and bends can be detected with this code structure?

return: No module named 'matplotlib'

is there a way to auto detect and mask the space ,like in the vid it is hardcoded

literally the best video on this topic , its a life saver

I know this a stupid question, but does it track also parking lanes, or road curves?

Great lecture .... Thank you for your teaching!.

Please provide link for GitHub code for python code

can you tell me option for anaconda?
ASAP

this is best video for line detecting

Such an intuitive video!!! Amazing animation 🤯

haha sure??

Hello, excellent video and work, you have helped me a lot.
I would like to ask, what would you need to modify to detect three lines, is it possible?
Thank you.

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Great video! I followed this tutorial and achieved the final result, but I came across a problem. It crushes if there are no lines detected. An easy fix is to put the last important part in try statement and in except clause just output the input frame: cv2.show("name", frame)

Excellent Tutorial, amazing theory and practice

Sir we are working on path detection how in this case we can apply this source code plz guide me?

Exercise in how to write as many lines of code as possible for simple program. Taking image apart then putting it back together sucking up as much CPU time as possible. I could see the drag in the video the program places on the CPU

Great work. Helped a lot with my work in self-driving. <3

Great job with the Hough Transform explanation

what about curves though?

Great video btw.

Hello people, i would like to give you an advice, working with the code i realized that the video used in this program is a little ideal, and when you start working with the code too you have to do some modifications for to contemplate those unprecitions, so it's normal if you try ths code and it doesn't work at the first, this is a very good video to undestand and the code works, you have only to do the adaptations, sorry for my english, thanks.

God bless you for this great video and detailed explanation

gracias

Does it use Artificial Intelligence concepts? If yes, which ones?

Heyyy. Please how can add a middle line beetwen right and the left line

TypeError: cannot unpack non-iterable numpy.float64 object

how to fix this error?

Sir , do you please provide the project report as well ?

I want abstract for this project

Wow ... much respect to you. the way youve explained things behind the scene in computer vision is really amazing. 1000 Thanks for your help :)

Do you have a video that builds on this with object/shape detection?

What if the road is not straight but curved?

one of the best video, lot of in-depth thing we can understand from here

How can i fill the color for the width of the detected lines!?

Hi,

I am facing problem with fillPoly. Please let me know how to connect with you to correct the error.

I would like to specialize in CV as it is what interests me the most. I could see if having thousands of applications. I wonder if I could pick up freelance jobs in the CV area. Best OpenCV tutorial I've found so far. Keep it up! I am blind pretty much, so when I drive I have to guess what color stoplights are as I come up to them. I'm going to write code like this but one that detects the color of stoplights. This was a step in the right direction.

Great tutorial! That is so annoying you always stop the video before the algorythm reaches the dashed line. I'd see how it performs on it.

For some reason my lines are not averaging out and I can't get them to appear on just 3/5th of the screen

Thank you so much brother ❤️

I’m having a problem installing and running anaconda Individual Edition Open Source Distribution, on my Mac Book pro with the M1 chip can you help me with this?

wow, your tutorial explained so well, way better than others I've watched.👍👍👍

can i use vscode replacing atom?