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It seems like you have a script to generate an OpenCV-compatible Python file. I can't execute the provided Python code directly because it is a text representation of an object in a programming language, but based on the code structure and contents, here's how one might convert that into executable Python code using a basic structure similar to your description. This example will focus on parsing and using this structure to create a function called `main()` which you can execute later: ```python import cv2 def build_model(): # Parsing 'contours_poly' contours_poly = [[(-23.469916667, 14.499333333), (-19.969583333, 20.833), (-6.50025, 27.458416667), (3.170625, 38.458), (-13.369708333, 31.166791667)], [(18.26484, -8.464172514), (-19.359083333, -22.479333333), (24.565, 15.566125), (-16.461208333, 7.499291667)]] build_contours = 'build_plate contours_poly' def parse_platemate_list(): # Define contour list for specific builds plateMateList = [] # Append each specific build plateMateList.append({'name': "contour", 'polyPoints': [(-0.46416667, -5.476458333), (14.49820833, 13.499375), (-12.47591667, 11.503958333), (-8.47458333, -1.501125), ]}) # ... for more contours return plateMateList def load_build_plate(): global build_platemates_list # Create 'contour_poly_points' as per provided code in list format: build_contours = [ [(-13.0,-23), (-11.66666667,-31), (-15,-32), (-4.16666667,14), (8,-19),(1.66666667, 10.6666667 ),(9.5,-10) , (9.0, -30.5)]] def draw_build_contours(image_path): build_platemates_list = parse_platemate_list() def run_platemates(): # Find and process specific contour images here def load_models(): build_plate_selector = 1 # Set other global parameters or default if none are needed. box_maximum_length_or_width = 120 if __name__ == "__main__": main() ``` If your OpenCV install uses 'python3', remember that `python run_model.py` should work to execute this as a program from your terminal. If it needs Python 2 for compatibility reasons, replace 'python' with `python2` in the command. This might help create your final executable file: 1. **Convert into an EXE:** There are libraries which can bundle your program and OpenCV's modules together with all its dependencies required by them (including this script), and even add additional dependencies which the interpreter requires like OpenCv.