Myro and OpenCV

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In this presentation, I detail my experience getting Myro to work with OpenCV

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OpenCV for Image Processing with Myro Bob Roberts Kutztown University [email_address]

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Thank you! For a copy of these slides go to http://www.slideshare.net/2xrobert

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