In some situations the last value was missing from the discrete theta
values. Now, the last value is chosen such that it is close to the
user-provided maximum theta, while the distance to pi remains always
at least theta_step/2. This should avoid duplicate detections.
A better way would probably be to use max_theta as is and adjust the
resolution (theta_step) instead, such that the discretization would
always be uniform (in a circular sense) when full angle range is used.
It's not clear how ranges argument should be used in the overload of
calcHist that accepts std::vector. The main overload uses array of
arrays there, while std::vector overload uses a plain array. The code
interprets the vector as a flattened array and rebuilds array of arrays
from it. This is not obvious interpretation, so documentation has been
added to explain the expected usage.
Fixed out-of-bounds read in parallel version of ippGaussianBlur()
* Fixed out-of-memory read in parallel version of ippGaussianBlur()
* Fixed check
* Revert changes in CMakeLists.txt
Fixed threshold(THRESH_TOZERO) at imgproc(IPP)
* Fixed#16085: imgproc(IPP): wrong result from threshold(THRESH_TOZERO)
* 1. Added test cases with float where all bits of mantissa equal 1, min and max float as inputs
2. Used nextafterf instead of cast to hex
* Used float value in test instead of hex and casts
* Changed input value in test
When computing:
t1 = (bayer[1] + bayer[bayer_step] + bayer[bayer_step+2] + bayer[bayer_step*2+1])*G2Y;
there is a T (unsigned short or char) multiplied by an int which can overflow.
Then again, it is stored to t1 which is unsigned so the overflow disappears.
Keeping all unsigned is safer.
* Fix integer overflow in cv::Luv2RGBinteger::process.
For LL=49, uu=205, vv=23, we end up with x=7373056 and y=458
which overflows y*x.
* imgproc(test): adjust test parameters to cover SIMD code
In case of very small negative h (e.g. -1e-40), with the current implementation,
you will go through the first condition and end up with h = 6.f, and will miss
the second condition.
