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First time post here! I'm having difficulty in trying to feature match with the attached images. Generally I've been successful with other images with SIFT. The relevant code is below. You can see the ...
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I have a noisy binarized image, in which most white points lay within a circle. What would be a good algorithm to fit the circle? The algorithm should be robust to handle all sorts of defects in the ...
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I have a video of Brownian motion of microbes under a microscope. From this video, I need to calculate the angular velocity of a particular prominent cell. From my understanding, what I know is that I ...
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I want to find the center and the radius of crater-like features in microscopy images using Python. I have images like this, they are numpy arrays representing the height map of a surface. I need the ...
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I have a set of satellite images (which I'm going to index using SIFT) and there are also images from another source (drone) I extract the features from image made by the drone and try to find similar ...
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I want to find the dark gray diagonal line in this the background is quite noisy and has a gradient in brightness. (The line is barely visible when opening the .png but if I read it as grayscale the ...
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I'm trying to find and identify agent/character icons in an image for a project (specifically the agent icons that are outlined with a green border). I only began learning OpenCV a month ago, and the ...
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I tried creating a program to stitch together multiple drone captured images. However, the program can only stitch two images at a time. So, I decided to stitch them in pairs, using the previously ...
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I have an image sequence (example KITTI). I want to obtain the motion between frames (up to scale. i.e, translation vector norm is 1.). I could find ORB features, in both images, calculate their ...
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In iOS, Safari is the only browser with the "Add to Homescreen" feature. I want to show instructions to the user how to use this feature, but only if this feature exists. Is there a way to ...
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I have a bookmark (Scheme REPL) and it doesn't work on the same pages because of Content Security Policy. But the error is in the console: Example from GitHub: VM70:1 Refused to load the script '...
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I am using SIFT to match features between two videos. I would like my HSV/CannyEdge filter trackbar GUI to automatically adjust parameters based on what will result in optimal feature-matching results....
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I have a dataset that came from NLP for technical documents my dataset has 60,000 records There are 30,000 features in the dataset and the value is the number of repetitions that word/feature appeared ...
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I'm working on a project that requires me to get information(letters present) from a scrabble game board. EDIT: I must get the position of the letters too For now I successfully detected the board ...
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I just learnt about SIFT, ORB & SURF algorithms and how they are used for feature detection & extraction, and Homography & RANSAC techniques used in Image Fusion. While SIFT & SURF ...
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full code : import cv2, numpy as np img1 = cv2.imread('img1.jpg') img2 = cv2.imread('img2.jpg') gray1 = cv2.cvtColor(img1, cv2.COLOR_BGR2GRAY) gray2 = cv2.cvtColor(img2, cv2.COLOR_BGR2GRAY) # ORB, ...
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I would like to improve the feature matching between two images by using a pre-trained semantic segmentation model. Of course I am familiar with the ORB or SIFT features and matching with OpenCV in ...
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I've been trying to get OpenCV ORB feature detection working asynchronously on the GPU, however I'm not getting the results I expect when timing the different function calls. The function ...
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My data sets have 200 features and 500 rows. from that I must select the best 30 features that can be used in the model instead of all 200 features for the sales prediction model, but the feature ...
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I have trouble writing the MSD detector correctly. However, it has no attribute ''create''. I wrote the following code. But my session crashed for an unknown reason. msd=cv2.xfeatures2d.MSDDetector() ...
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I understand that it is possible to exclusively extract features INSIDE a ROI by providing a mask to the sift feature detector. I am wondering if it is possible to exclusively extract SIFT features ...
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I am trying to build a classification of playing cards. The goal is that I use an image of a playing card as input and the script then outputs whether it is a playing card and if so, which one. For ...
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I've did quite a search about image stitching on python and most are for panoramic images, warping and rotating the images to combine them into one. What I'm trying to do is using computer images, so ...
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So I have a temperature box where I am trying to pinpoint the coordinate location of a small triangle on each temperature dial. Here are the examples of the box with slight variations: [ I have been ...
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I have an array of lat/lon/time data for an airplane track inside a numpy array: array([[29.2205, -97.0371, 21373410], [29.2554, -97.0201, 21373439], [29.2993, -97.0178, 21373469], [...]]) ...
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void SceneRecognition::BowRepresentation() { Mat dstGray2; //Folder path is written and file names are taken according to that. vector <String> fileNames; String folder("...
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My understanding is that SIFT is made scale invariant by using different scales for the gaussian smoothing, why is an image pyramid also used?
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We try to detect certain rare characters when doing OCR of scans of old documents. What is the state-of-the-art approach to text-object detection in document image analysis and OCR? Are standard SURF ...
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Hi I'm trying to create an OCR where the model should be able to read an uploaded document. However, lot of times, the documents uploaded are skewed or tilted. I plan to straighten and/or resize the ...
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I am trying to solve two problems. I have two same image one as it is and other as some rotation and shift in it. I tried using phase correlation for finding the shift on image and it works fine. But ...
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With Chrome 100 on the horizon, this has become a concern for us. How does Infragistics determine what features a browser supports? Do they query the user agent string, and query the browser name? Do ...
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I am writing a program with OpenCV that detects circles in the structure pictures. I'm using the Watershed method described here. There is a problem I faced: 3d structure photo is hardly converted ...
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With reference to the paper "Performance Evaluation of Feature Detectors and Descriptors Beyond the Visible", there is a paragraph that explains how the repeatability score is calculated, ...
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I am currently testing Flann feature matching with OpenCV in python, and do not fully understand what some of the parameters actually do. Here is a snippet of code copied from the OpenCV docs. The ...
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How do I isolate the bars with no white fill, in the image below that represents a bar chart? I'm looking for a solution which will work for any variation of this image. You can assume that the format ...
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I'm currently following this article: https://docs.opencv.org/4.5.2/dc/dc3/tutorial_py_matcher.html When drawing the matches I get the following error: error: (-215:Assertion failed) i1 >= 0 &&...
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I am wondering how to implement this in ARKit: I have a bottle on the table and I want to add a "small hat" on it, by circling the aimed object like I did with red pen in the pic. enter ...
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I'm using the Lucas-Kanade sparse optical flow method where I'm finding feature points using the Shi-Tomasi corner detector Good Features to Track. How do I detect feature points only inside the ...
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The Shi-Tomasi Corner Detector in python OpenCV looks like this: feature_params = dict(maxCorners=100, qualityLevel=0.3, minDistance=7, blockSize=7) p0 = cv2.goodFeaturesToTrack(frame, mask=None,...
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I want to develop a face alignment program. There is a video, from which the face is extracted and aligned. It is happening in the following way: there is a result frame, constructed from the first ...
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I just started working in the image processing field and got a problem. I hope somebody could suggest me the way to approach it. Input: 1 image or a 3D stack of images. Output: The same image or a ...
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whats the best way to start, for matching certain features of a CAD-File to 2D-images? So basically it's about quality assurance in manufacturing: There are CAD-files of an assembly, that show the ...
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I am trying to find out the translation vector (basically pose estimation) between two consecutive images. Here is what I did in OpenCV (.js): Take input from the webcam Get the consecutive images ...
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I am trying to check if this image: is contained inside images like this one: I am using feature detection (SURF) and homography because template matching is not scale invariant. Sadly all the ...
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We have a conveyor line it stops 4 seconds at the test system. What we need to do is detecting sticked logos; is the logo correctly sticked(logo sticked or no logo), do we have a quality defects like ...
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What would be lightweight and reliable method to detect secchi disk in the image?
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I have two cucumber features. Only one of them is tagged by tag @maximize which maximizes the browser window. I have also the hooks class which contains one @Before hook which should run only for tag @...
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Some Android devices support HDMI via micro USB or USB C cables and adapters. Usually using MHL (Mobile High-Definition Link) How can I check programmatically from my app whether the device it's ...
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I'm trying to find the same feature points within an image, before and after the print-scan process. To do this, I used cv2.goodFeaturesToTrack method: import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as ...
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While writing a generic function taking a reference to an std::streambuf, I'd like to check if the supplied buffer is tied to something supporting random access or not and optimize the treatment ...
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