Once you have installed Python 3 and OpenCV on to Windows you may now create the workspaces for each one to get started.
Creating the workspaces is very easy, we just need to create directories for Python and OpenCV development on Windows, which is to create a new folder.
First you will need to decide where to store the workspace, for the project computer. There was a data storage drive D: that was used to store OpenCV and Python files and data. Typically users will store on C: but you may store onto any data drive you would like.
So we have picked our data drive and in this example it'll be D: but on your machine it can be anything. On D: we will create a folder with the current user name for example User. Now in the User folder create a new folder called cv and in there create a new folder called opencv_workspace.
We have now created our workspace for Python and OpenCV. We can now get started on developing our custom cascade classifier.
Overall your directory tree will look like the following:
D:
USER
cv
opencv_workspace
pos
neg
trash