Fix NumPy casting error in blur_blending_cv2 function#305
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Fix NumPy casting error in blur_blending_cv2 function#305sayedgamal99 wants to merge 2 commits intomicrosoft:masterfrom
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Description
This PR fixes a NumPy casting error in the
blur_blending_cv2function in the Face_Detection module. The error occurs when multiplying a mask (likely of type uint8) by 255.0, resulting in a casting error:Changes
blur_blending_cv2function to convert the mask to float64 before multiplicationTesting
The fix has been tested on various images and resolves the casting error that was occurring
Follow Up
Also Fixed the same function in the HR file simply.