It is easier to use the tool if it is simply made.
I felt that it was more convenient to leave the tools for data input and the tools for data processing as separate tools rather than one program. Data entry work tends to involve typos. If you make one program, you have to write a program to prevent typos and to correct typos. The data input work itself may use the same input method for another purpose. At that time, if the tool has data input and processing in one program, the data input part must be put in another program again. If the data input work, the input error correction function, and the data processing itself are combined into one program, the visibility of the program becomes poor and maintenance becomes difficult. So let's simply make a tool. If you have a language with a rich library such as Python, you can write the process very concisely. Most of OpenCV's features are available in Python with import cv2. You can make a tool with a short number of lines.
Make a simple tool to make your work easier.
Postscript: Let's make a tool to graph and check the input data.
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