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scikit-image: what its README, install page, contributing guide and 0.26.0 release notes say
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A documentation-only map of the scikit-image image processing library for people deciding whether to use it in image or video work. It covers platforms, Python and dependency requirements, selected user guide pages and the 0.26.0 notes. Nothing was installed or run, and licences are only described, not interpreted.
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scikit-image: what its README, install page, contributing guide and 0.26.0 release notes say
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A documentation-only map of the scikit-image image processing library for people deciding whether to use it in image or video work. It covers platforms, Python and dependency requirements, selected user guide pages and the 0.26.0 notes. Nothing was installed or run, and licences are only described, not interpreted.
Useful starting points
- The documentation says never to convert image types with a plain cast, because the library assumes fixed value ranges per data type; use its own conversion helpers.
- The I/O plugin layer is deprecated and slated for removal in version 0.27, so read and write image files with imageio or another I/O package directly.
- Video reading is called usually better avoided in scientific work; converting a video to an image sequence is the page's stated workaround.
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