* lab_tetra squashed
* initial version is almost written
* unfinished work
* compilation fixed, to be debugged
* Lab test removed
* more fixes
* Luv2RGBinteger: channels order fixed
* Lab structs removed
* good trilinear interpolation added
* several fixes
* removed Luv2RGB interpolations, XYZ tables; 8-cell LUT added
* no_interpolate made 8-cell
* interpolations rewritten to 8-cell, minor fixes
* packed interpolation added for RGB2Luv
* tetra implemented
* removing unnecessary code
* LUT building merged
* changes ported to color.cpp
* minor fixes; try to suppress warnings
* fixed v range of Luv
* fixed incorrect src channel number
* minor fixes
* preliminary version of Luv2RGBinteger is done
* Luv2RGB_b is in progress
* XYZ color constants converted to softfloat
* Luv test: precision fixed
* Luv bit-exactness test added
* warnings fixed
* compilation fixed, error message fixed
* Luv check is limited to [0-2,0-2,0-2] by XYZ
* L->Y generation moved to LUT
* LUTs added for up and vp of Luv2RGB_b
* still works
* fixed-point is done, works at maxerr 2
* vectorized code is done, 2x slower than original
* perf improved by 10%
* extra comments removed
* code moved to color.cpp
* test_lab.cpp updated
* minor refactoring
* test added for Luv2RGB
* OCL Luv2RGB_b: XYZ are limited to [0, 2]; docs updated
* Luv2RGB_b rewritten to universal intrinsics
* test_lab.cpp moved to luv_tetra branch
* Imgproc_ColorLab_Full.accuracy test fixed
* Lab and Luv tests: rewritten, constants explained
* CV_ColorCvtBaseTest: added methods for 8u implementations
* Lab2RGB_b: bit-exactness enabled for all modes; non-vectorized code fixed to comply with vectorized
* srgb support added
* XYZ constants made softdouble
* bit-exact tests written for Lab
* ColorLab_full test fixed
* reverted: no 8u convertors for CV_ColorCvtBaseTest
* added checksum-based test for Lab bit-exactness
* extra declarations removed
* Lab test fix: stop at first mismatch
* test info output improved
* error message fixed
* lab_tetra squashed
* initial version is almost written
* unfinished work
* compilation fixed, to be debugged
* Lab test removed
* more fixes
* Luv2RGBinteger: channels order fixed
* Lab structs removed
* good trilinear interpolation added
* several fixes
* removed Luv2RGB interpolations, XYZ tables; 8-cell LUT added
* no_interpolate made 8-cell
* interpolations rewritten to 8-cell, minor fixes
* packed interpolation added for RGB2Luv
* tetra implemented
* removing unnecessary code
* LUT building merged
* changes ported to color.cpp
* minor fixes; try to suppress warnings
* fixed v range of Luv
* fixed incorrect src channel number
* minor fixes
* preliminary version of Luv2RGBinteger is done
* Luv2RGB_b is in progress
* XYZ color constants converted to softfloat
* Luv test: precision fixed
* Luv bit-exactness test added
* warnings fixed
* compilation fixed, error message fixed
* test_lab.cpp removed
Updated integrations for:
cv::split
cv::merge
cv::insertChannel
cv::extractChannel
cv::Mat::convertTo - now with scaled conversions support
cv::LUT - disabled due to performance issues
Mat::copyTo
Mat::setTo
cv::flip
cv::copyMakeBorder - currently disabled
cv::polarToCart
cv::pow - ipp pow function was removed due to performance issues
cv::hal::magnitude32f/64f - disabled for <= SSE42, poor performance
cv::countNonZero
cv::minMaxIdx
cv::norm
cv::canny - new integration. Disabled for threaded;
cv::cornerHarris
cv::boxFilter
cv::bilateralFilter
cv::integral
Added assertios to remap and warpAffine functions
As @mshabunin said, remap and warpAffine functions do not support more than 4 channels in
Bicubic and Lanczos4 interpolation modes. Assertions were added. Appropriate test was chenged.
resolves#8272
Warping a matrix with more than 4 channels using BORDER_CONSTANT and
INTER_NEAREST, INTER_CUBIC or INTER_LANCZOS4 interpolation led to
undefined behaviour. This commit changes the behavior of these methods
to be similar to that of INTER_LINEAR. Changed the scope of some of the
variables to more local. Modified some tests to be able to detect the
error described.
Add new 5x5 gaussian blur kernel for CV_8UC1 format,
it is 50% ~ 70% faster than current ocl kernel in the perf test.
Signed-off-by: Li Peng <peng.li@intel.com>
Add new OpenCL kernels for bicubic interploation, it is 20% faster
than current warp image kernel with bicubic interploation.
Signed-off-by: Li Peng <peng.li@intel.com>
Add new ocl kernels for warpAffine and warpPerspective,
The average performance improvemnt is about 30%. The new
ocl kernels require CV_8UC1 format and support nearest
neighbor and bilinear interpolation.
Signed-off-by: Li Peng <peng.li@intel.com>
This ocl kernel is 46%~171% faster than current laplacian 3x3
ocl kernel in the perf test, with image format "CV_8UC1".
Signed-off-by: Li Peng <peng.li@intel.com>
Change contour test images to be very wide (#7464)
* Change contour test images to be very wide (#7409, #7458)
Unfortunately, slows down the tests.
* Decrease the number of contour test cases, in order to (at least partially) offset the test run duration increase caused by making the test images wider
* Don't test with very wide images on 32-bit architectures
This ocl kernel is for 3x3 kernel size and CV_8UC1 format
It is 115% ~ 300% faster than current ocl path in perf test
python ./modules/ts/misc/run.py -t imgproc --gtest_filter=OCL_GaussianBlurFixture*
Signed-off-by: Li Peng <peng.li@intel.com>
This kernel is for CV_8UC1 format and 3x3 kernel size,
It is about 33% ~ 55% faster than current ocl kernel with below perf test
python ./modules/ts/misc/run.py -t imgproc --gtest_filter=OCL_ErodeFixture*
python ./modules/ts/misc/run.py -t imgproc --gtest_filter=OCL_DilateFixture*
Also add accuracy test cases for this kernel, the test command is
./bin/opencv_test_imgproc --gtest_filter=OCL_Filter/MorphFilter3x3*
Signed-off-by: Li Peng <peng.li@intel.com>
The optimization is for CV_8UC1 format and 3x3 box filter,
it is 15%~87% faster than current ocl kernel with below perf test
./modules/ts/misc/run.py -t imgproc --gtest_filter=OCL_BlurFixture*
Also add test cases for this ocl kernel.
Signed-off-by: Li Peng <peng.li@intel.com>
