- Developer’s Guide - magritte
To build MediaPipe graphs, the most common way is to describe such a message in a text proto file as explained in the MediaPipe documentation, and create a BUILD target for your graph
- Magritte concepts | magritte
MediaPipe is a framework to process media streams that consist of packets A packet has a timestamp (which is a positive integer) and a payload, which can be any kind of data (more precisely, any C++ type) MediaPipe works with graphs that define how media should be processed
- Codelab - magritte
Introduction Magritte is based on MediaPipe, but for now you only need the following two notions about MediaPipe: Graph An entity that defines how images or other types of content are treated For example, a graph could define that images are rotated by 180 degrees, or some filter effect is applied – or that faces are redacted in a certain way
- Graphs - magritte
Once detected, moving faces are tracked with mediapipe object tracking This graph is specialized for CPU architectures and live environments, tracking movements at a fixed frame rate of 5 fps
- Home | magritte
Magritte comes as a library that is built on top of MediaPipe As such, it can be used in any situation where you can use MediaPipe That means it has interfaces to process videos from various languages (C++, Java, Objective-C, Python, JavaScript) and on various platforms (Desktop, Web, Android, iOS) It supports both CPU and GPU treatment
- Demos - magritte
One third option is to run MediaPipe’s setup_android_sdk_and_ndk sh script to automate installing Android SDK and NDK Connect your Android device, make sure to enable USB debugging and confirm that it shows up under adb devices:
- Getting started - magritte
Mediapipe-based library to redact faces from videos and images
- Tools - Agent Development Kit
Tools What is a Tool? In the context of ADK, a Tool represents a specific capability provided to an AI agent, enabling it to perform actions and interact with the world beyond its core text generation and reasoning abilities What distinguishes capable agents from basic language models is often their effective use of tools Technically, a tool is typically a modular code component— like a
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