The user simply puts the card on a flat surface, and the program will

• threshold the image
• find the card
• isolate the corners
• split it into rank and suit
• compare with the stored rank/suit images and then show the results

For more information, refer to Jupyter Notebook

• run installation.ipynb to install the required packages (or install packages manually)
• setup local venv or anaconda env, then hit run main.py (or just use main.ipynb instead)
• (For Testing) Because the test folder is quite large (100+ MB), you guys will have to download the .zip folder and then extract it into the root directory in order to test the code, which is under releases section

• Python 3.11.5
• opencv
• numpy
• matplotlib
• jupyter notebook

• EdjeElectronics/OpenCV-Playing-Card-Detector
• dharm1k987/Card_Recognizer
• youtube