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by jjk166 1857 days ago
I still wouldn't consider this trivial. It takes a good bit of playing around with parameters like radius range and filters to consistently get all and only real circles. Even under ideal conditions, it's probably more than an hour of trial and error, and it's very easy for a layman to not fully understand why they're not getting the result they wanted. I'm no expert on jewelry but I imagine even a 0.1% error rate would be quite expensive, and that level of performance would be a real challenge for even someone very experienced with opencv.