Java test job for opencv freelancers - 2

you are a master of opencv? you implement with [login to view URL] javacv 1.4 lib? you know how to do a pattern matching on a page based on a given image? GREAT! We search for openCV developers for more projects on image detection. But to prove your expertise we need to see your skill level in openCV. This is a test job to see your expertise level. As a prove we ask you to implement us a pattern matching algorithm to detect a arbitrary logo against a logo which could be in any orientation on a scanned image. see the example: [login to view URL] so your specific tasks: MS1: basic milestone - identify the logos in the PDF file by the given image [login to view URL] - extract the identified logo and save it as a png file to filesystem - the logo could also be only in black and white (mostly scans are only B/W) MS2: real world handling milestone - ensure your code is able to handle bad quality scans (e.g. taken with a smartphone) or a bad scanning device. Means dust-stripes and dust-spots need to be cleaned first. - we do not need any UI we are fine if you call your code from a JUnit-test or if you call your code from a main method. In both cases ensure your code is cleanly structured in its own class and not implemented in one monster-size-method. MS3: tests milestone As test cases we will also take this logos for tests: [login to view URL] We offer you full support on techn. queries and on development issues. You offer us your full support on solving the test task. In your proposal - you provide us your hourly rate - your working time for us via freelancer.com (your local time + your timezone) - your max working hours per week - and finally your hourly estimates for the above given milestones - your hourly rate on the proposal is not a placeholder it is your offer for this test task! HINTS: your major problems will be fixed with this approach [login to view URL] [login to view URL] FAQ: - can the delivery be done in ruby/python/C/C++/C#? => a clear NO, only java, also reread the job description, what we expect - do you need the binary only? => a clear NO, reread the job description, what we expect