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Hi,

I’m doing a project to recognize shape of object. I had completed filtering part and now I’m starting for recognition part. First, I want to create bounding box of the object in the image so the bounding box will appear automatically around the object detected in the image. However, I'm stuck in the process. Any body could help me please… :o I’m doing the programming in C#.
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