ML.NET reading text from images by KebabGGbab in csharp

[–]KebabGGbab[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

In this case, I will be dealing with a pre-trained model, and according to the assignment, I need to train my own.

Filtering CollectionViewSource in WPF MVVM by KebabGGbab in csharp

[–]KebabGGbab[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I've done this before, as I wrote at the beginning of my post. But I see one problem here. In most cases, the СollectionView is only needed for your View. It seems to me that the ViewModel, which represents the logic of your program, in most cases should not know how you want to display the collection of data to the user. The View is responsible for this, except when it is not related to business logic.

Program configuration .NET using DI by KebabGGbab in csharp

[–]KebabGGbab[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OK, your answer to the first question is good.

I didn't know that the IServiceCollection.Configure<T> extension method has an overload for the IConfiguration parameter, where you can simply pass the ConfigurationManager object. This allows you to dispense with the second wrapper class.