A big uppercase HELLO to everyone! I am back and after a long time (yet again) I am going to write a tutorial. The thing I am able to achieve here is awesome for us computer vision researchers. Yes! you heard it correct, exciting stuff.
I have been using OpenCV for quite sometime now. As good as it is for real-time computer vision applications, it can also be time consuming when it comes to exploring and implementing new research designs. Matlab on the other hand has always been flexible and a quick work around to achieve my research goals. The only problem, though, with matlab is that it is not real-time or even worse is that if you plan to implement code in OpenCV for real-time application, you would have to write the algorithms all over again as the usage of Matlab toolboxes is different than using the same methods in OpenCV.
Now comes the fun part, what if you can access OpenCV function calls within Matlab code? What if you can have easily transferable code from Matlab to C++? This is all possible now with the OpenCV 3.0 Dev including matlab mex wrappers, which really is a good big step in the right direction. So lets start compiling the code.
