QR-Code detector : multiple detection
* change in qr-codes detection
* change in qr-codes detection
* change in test
* change in test
* add multiple detection
* multiple detection
* multiple detect
* add parallel implementation
* add functional for performance tests
* change in test
* add perftest
* returned implementation for 1 qr-code, added support for vector<Mat> and vector<vector<Point2f>> in MultipleDetectAndDecode
* deleted all lambda expressions
* changing in triangle sort
* fixed warnings
* fixed errors
* add java and python tests
* change in java tests
* change in java and python tests
* change in perf test
* change in qrcode.cpp
* add spaces
* change in qrcode.cpp
* change in qrcode.cpp
* change in qrcode.cpp
* change in java tests
* change in java tests
* solved problems
* solved problems
* change in java and python tests
* change in python tests
* change in python tests
* change in python tests
* change in methods name
* deleted sample qrcode_multi, change in qrcode.cpp
* change in perf tests
* change in objdetect.hpp
* deleted code duplication in sample qrcode.cpp
* returned spaces
* added spaces
* deleted draw function
* change in qrcode.cpp
* change in qrcode.cpp
* deleted all draw functions
* objdetect(QR): extractVerticalLines
* objdetect(QR): whitespaces
* objdetect(QR): simplify operations, avoid duplicated code
* change in interface, additional checks in java and python tests, added new key in sample for saving original image from camera
* fix warnings and errors in python test
* fix
* write in file with space key
* solved error with empty mat check in python test
* correct path to test image
* deleted spaces
* solved error with check empty mat in python tests
* added check of empty vector of points
* samples: rework qrcode.cpp
* objdetect(QR): fix API, input parameters must be first
* objdetect(QR): test/fix points layout
Python code examples for file IO in xml and yml format
* Initial "Pythonization" of file_input_output.cpp
* Moved file_input_output.py to correct location
* Nearly done Pythonizing file_input_output.cpp
* Python equivalent of file_input_output.py created
* Started Pythonizing camera_calibration.cpp
* Completed Python tutorial/sample code for file_input_output
* Resolved whitespace issues
* Removed tabs in file_input_output.cpp
* Patched import order and wrapped code in main function
* Changed string to docstring format in help file
* Updated link to Python example code
* core: disable invalid constructors in C API by default
- C API objects will lose their default initializers through constructors
* samples: stop using of C API
* Changes disparity image to float representation
Signed-off-by: Connor James Smith <cjs.connor.smith@gmail.com>
* samples: update disparity multiplier handling in stereo_match.cpp
I think it would help to change all 3 of the the input file arguments to be "positional" for consistency with the other tutorials. This also simplifies the command line input to run this tutorial by reducing typing, and helpfully prints the "usage" info if any of the 3 required inputs are missing.
I'm new to OpenCV and working through the tutorials. I kept getting runtime errors with this one until I realized that the arguments weren't positional, and I was missing the "--input1", "--input2, "--input3" flags preceding the filenames. All of the previous tutorials had required filenames as positional arguments and didn't require this.
The original code would require each input to be specified like this:
./compareHist_Demo --input1 filename1 --input2 filename2 --input3 filename3
But with this change, the above command is simplified to:
./compareHist_Demo filename1 filename2 filename3
This avoids a confusing runtime error to make things simpler for newcomers like me :)
The usage function states that the default for match_conf is
0.65 if the default SURF feature finder is used, and 0.3 for
orbs. Indeed, if --feature orbs is used, match_conf is set
to 0.3f. This is a NOP, because the real default is also set
to 0.3f. Change it to 0.65f when SURF is in play.
Extend optical flow tutorial (#14314)
* extend python optical flow tutorial with cpp example code and add it to general tutorial directory
* remove unused parameters, fix comparison between signed and unsigned int
* fix hsv range problem
* switch to samples::findFile for sample file location
* switch to command line parameter for path
* remove old tutorial as in 14393
* minor fixes
Extend meanshift tutorial (#14393)
* copy original tutorial and python code
* add cpp code, fix python code
* add camshift cpp code, fix bug in meanshift code
* add description to ToC page
* fix shadowing previous local declaration
* fix grammar: with -> within
* docs: remove content of old py_meanshift tutorial, add link
* docs: replace meanshift tutorial subpage in Python tutorials
* switch to ref to fix wrong breadcrumb navigation
* switch to cmdline for path as in #14314
* Apply suggestions from code review
* order programming languages alphabetically
Grammatical errors for help() in detect_mser.cpp (#14122)
* Grammatical errors for help() statement
Corrected spelling of "synthetic" and added grammatical clarification for keys to press to change view or use mouse.
* Adjustment of superfluous spaces
In this tutorial you will learn:
- what is a degradation image model
- what is a PSF of an out-of-focus image
- how to restore a blurred image
- what is the Wiener filter
Mser sample improvments (#12032)
* Fixed bug in detect_mser sample
Wrong number of colors used to generate the synthetic images
* Formatting improvements
* Using safer casts
* Improved readability of legend generation
* Various readability fixes in detect_mser sample
