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Cloud Vision Demo is an Android (4.4+) app that demonstrates the Cloud Vision API in a simple and well documented way. With the support of the query APIs of Wikipedia and Wikidata, it shows additional info about the logo and landmarks identified in the image, besides a list of the related tags.
It was developed by me with some simple purposes in mind: learn a bit more about computer vision; fill my free time creating an Android app; know better the Google Cloud Platform; and practice my english writing skills (nothing better than do documentation, right!?). As the app was taking form, my interest in show it for more people increased, so I decided to make it open source and write academic papers about this subject.
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The Cloud Vision Demo uses two Google Cloud Platform APIs that require authentication keys: the Maps and Cloud Vision. The process to get it is very simple, you just need to open the Google Console Developers, create a new project and activate both APIs, so generate the server key. If you doesn't know this procedure, see the help.
Now you can add the key to the file google_apis.xml in CloudVision\app\src\debug\res\values\. After this, just compile the app in debug mode.
- MaterialSheetFab
- MaterialViewPager
- HTextView
- Android-RoundCornerProgressBar
- OkHttp
- AppIntro
- Glide
- AndroidSVG
- Calligraphy
- android-gif-drawable
This app is licensed under Apache Software License, Version 2.0.
See LICENSE to the full statement.
Copyright (C) 2015 [Mathias Berwig](https://github.com/MathiasBerwig).
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you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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