About aruco error import 'cv2.aruco' error on python3.5
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I get an error like the following.
traceback (most recent call last):
File "test_sensor.py", line 97, in <module>
detector = ArucoDetector(sensor.camera, data["detector_layout_path"])
File "/home/usr/deeptracking/deeptracking/detector/detector_aruco.py", line 11, in __init__
self.camparam = aruco.CameraParameters()
NameError: name 'aruco' is not defined
but, I have installed cv2.aruco.
What is the problem?
environment
- ubuntu 16.04
- python 3.5
- cuda 9.2
python-3.x ubuntu-16.04 cv2 aruco
asked Nov 11 at 7:30
hello_nezumi
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I get an error like the following.
traceback (most recent call last):
File "test_sensor.py", line 97, in <module>
detector = ArucoDetector(sensor.camera, data["detector_layout_path"])
File "/home/usr/deeptracking/deeptracking/detector/detector_aruco.py", line 11, in __init__
self.camparam = aruco.CameraParameters()
NameError: name 'aruco' is not defined
but, I have installed cv2.aruco.
What is the problem?
environment
- ubuntu 16.04
- python 3.5
- cuda 9.2
python-3.x ubuntu-16.04 cv2 aruco
asked Nov 11 at 7:30
hello_nezumi
84
How did you do the install? Is it possible that the install targeted Python 2.7 instead of 3.5? –
– Dave W. Smith
Nov 12 at 4:50
@DaveW.Smith Because I am building the environment with python 3, I would like to do it if possible. But I will try it even in python 2. Thank you!
– hello_nezumi
Nov 13 at 10:10
@ Dave W. Smith other program worked using aruco. CameraParameters not found. Is there not it in cv2.aruco that is in opencv3?
– hello_nezumi
Nov 13 at 11:23
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I get an error like the following.
traceback (most recent call last):
File "test_sensor.py", line 97, in <module>
detector = ArucoDetector(sensor.camera, data["detector_layout_path"])
File "/home/usr/deeptracking/deeptracking/detector/detector_aruco.py", line 11, in __init__
self.camparam = aruco.CameraParameters()
NameError: name 'aruco' is not defined
but, I have installed cv2.aruco.
What is the problem?
environment
- ubuntu 16.04
- python 3.5
- cuda 9.2
python-3.x ubuntu-16.04 cv2 aruco
asked Nov 11 at 7:30
hello_nezumi
84
I get an error like the following.
traceback (most recent call last):
File "test_sensor.py", line 97, in <module>
detector = ArucoDetector(sensor.camera, data["detector_layout_path"])
File "/home/usr/deeptracking/deeptracking/detector/detector_aruco.py", line 11, in __init__
self.camparam = aruco.CameraParameters()
NameError: name 'aruco' is not defined
but, I have installed cv2.aruco.
What is the problem?
environment
- ubuntu 16.04
- python 3.5
- cuda 9.2
python-3.x ubuntu-16.04 cv2 aruco
python-3.x ubuntu-16.04 cv2 aruco
asked Nov 11 at 7:30
hello_nezumi
84
asked Nov 11 at 7:30
hello_nezumi
84
edited Nov 11 at 18:38
asked Nov 11 at 7:30
hello_nezumi
84
asked Nov 11 at 7:30
hello_nezumi
84
asked Nov 11 at 7:30
hello_nezumi
84
84
How did you do the install? Is it possible that the install targeted Python 2.7 instead of 3.5? –
– Dave W. Smith
Nov 12 at 4:50
@DaveW.Smith Because I am building the environment with python 3, I would like to do it if possible. But I will try it even in python 2. Thank you!
– hello_nezumi
Nov 13 at 10:10
@ Dave W. Smith other program worked using aruco. CameraParameters not found. Is there not it in cv2.aruco that is in opencv3?
– hello_nezumi
Nov 13 at 11:23
add a comment |
How did you do the install? Is it possible that the install targeted Python 2.7 instead of 3.5? –
– Dave W. Smith
Nov 12 at 4:50
@DaveW.Smith Because I am building the environment with python 3, I would like to do it if possible. But I will try it even in python 2. Thank you!
– hello_nezumi
Nov 13 at 10:10
@ Dave W. Smith other program worked using aruco. CameraParameters not found. Is there not it in cv2.aruco that is in opencv3?
– hello_nezumi
Nov 13 at 11:23
How did you do the install? Is it possible that the install targeted Python 2.7 instead of 3.5? –
– Dave W. Smith
Nov 12 at 4:50
How did you do the install? Is it possible that the install targeted Python 2.7 instead of 3.5? –
– Dave W. Smith
Nov 12 at 4:50
@DaveW.Smith Because I am building the environment with python 3, I would like to do it if possible. But I will try it even in python 2. Thank you!
– hello_nezumi
Nov 13 at 10:10
@DaveW.Smith Because I am building the environment with python 3, I would like to do it if possible. But I will try it even in python 2. Thank you!
– hello_nezumi
Nov 13 at 10:10
@ Dave W. Smith other program worked using aruco. CameraParameters not found. Is there not it in cv2.aruco that is in opencv3?
– hello_nezumi
Nov 13 at 11:23
@ Dave W. Smith other program worked using aruco. CameraParameters not found. Is there not it in cv2.aruco that is in opencv3?
– hello_nezumi
Nov 13 at 11:23
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How did you do the install? Is it possible that the install targeted Python 2.7 instead of 3.5? –
– Dave W. Smith
Nov 12 at 4:50
@DaveW.Smith Because I am building the environment with python 3, I would like to do it if possible. But I will try it even in python 2. Thank you!
– hello_nezumi
Nov 13 at 10:10
@ Dave W. Smith other program worked using aruco. CameraParameters not found. Is there not it in cv2.aruco that is in opencv3?
– hello_nezumi
Nov 13 at 11:23