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Are there some examples how to load freeze graph trained in python to Java and use it for image recognition (image as an input, example of converting Image into Tensor). I am looking for a way to use existing model in Java application.
You can check LabelImage.java example which uses Inception5h model to classify images.
Inception5h is the pre-trained model which you can download from here.
Note : To run this java code in your IDE, you need to download 2 libraries
libtensorflow-1.10.1.jar
libtensorflow_jni-1.10.0.jar
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I search a Library or a way to Display a Graph in Java like the picture in the attachment, have somebody a Tip for me or a Example?
You may want to try jzy3d
See also this comparison
If you Google for "java scatter plot library" you may find other libraries too.
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Is there any way to render SVG format image using the Java API, or is there any other Java API that I can use to render this image format. I found the Apache Batik framework; are there any other frameworks that do this?
JFreeSVG has an SVGGraphics2D implementation.
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I know you can use pHash from .NET or Java, but I would like a pure .NET (preferably) or Java implementation. Are there any others available? I am interested in the image hashing functionality specifically.
A perceptual hash is a way of creating a numeric hash of images and then being able to compare those hashs to see if the images are similar. It allows for really fast image recognition.
Here is an Java implementation of pHash for images by Elliot Shepherd.
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Is there any Java library that can diff text (in particular XML) files and provide the result as an image (e.g. like Pretty Diff)?
There is a tool called guiffy that provides an API for diff and merge in java - it is actually more than that as it provides Eclipse and Netbeans plugins and that's how I know about it.
It has a feature where the diff output can be saved as an HTML - you can use the HTML output instead of image and render it on a JTextPane
JMeld
http://keeskuip.home.xs4all.nl/jmeld/
can be nicely integrated in Swing Applications. It's not been updated since 2009 but still working. A newer fork of it is available at
https://github.com/albfan/jmeld
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I'm looking for a library that will allow me to construct a Tree and dynamically generate the branches/leaves of this tree at run time based on which branch the user selects.
Basically, it's similar to this prefuse example: http://prefuse.org/gallery/treeview/ except that the data isn't predifined in a an XML file. Rather the data is generated behind the scenes in my code based on the user's selection.
Is there such a library for this task?
Have a look at yFiles, JGraph, JGraphT or the alternatives on this list.