Issue related to resizing of the images

[ShalluSharma]

Dear gogul,

I am having an error of "C:\projects\opencv-python\opencv\modules\imgproc\src\resize.cpp:4044: error: (-215) ssize.width > 0 && ssize.height > 0 in function cv::resize" and " in ()" when I am executing this code.

[BiQiWHU]

So do I. I changed the image size into my own size, but this problem still occurs

[BiQiWHU]

I have found the problem and fixed these two python file.
(1) The reason why cv::resize() has problem with images' heights and widths is that the code can not read image files at all, mainly because of the file path and '/'. So, some adaption has to be made in global.py to read image files correctly. Please refer to my update globalfeature.py.
(2) If u wanna run the file train_test.py smoothly, u will find there are still other some problems, e.g., how to import functions from global.py file and the definition of some variables. Please refer to my update train_testnew.py
After all these are fixed, I have successfully run this project in Spyder and Jupyter (Win8.1).

[BiQiWHU]

Desktop.zip

[BiQiWHU]

In Desktop.zip, two python files, named global feature.py and train_testnew.py respectively are packed.

[ShalluSharma]

Thanks for your kind help...

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[BiQiWHU]

Note that the image size is 256*256 in my dataset with 21 categories. When u use this code, please change this parameters so that it can fit ur dataset. Welcome

[shubhujain-97]

it is still giving the same error please help

[fngwira14]

Dear @Gogul09 ,
I have this error, mind helping out? @ShalluSharma @BiQiWHU @shubhujain-97
File "", line 18
fv_hu_moments = fd_hu_moments(image)
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax