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Re: efficient window based computation: msg#00685lib.opencv
Try these papers .... 1. If you are doing cross-correlation based matching, you can use integral image. Paper: "Fast Normalized Cross-Correlation" 2. If you are computing hitogram-based feature matching, try Paper: "Integral Histogram: A Fast Way to Extract Histograms in Cartesian space" 3. If you have other projection filtes for matching, try Paper: "Real-Time Pattern Matching Using Projection Kernels" Paper: "Non-orthogonal binary subspace and its applications in computer vision" (you may also want to see: "Over-Complete Wavelet Approximation of a Support Vector Machine for Efficient Classification" ) There are also some other fast computation of gabor filtering, gaussian filtering, etc ... for matching based on extracted features --- In OpenCV@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "maverick990557" <maverick990557@xxxx> wrote: > > Can anyone help me with this. I am looking for a very efficient way to > perform window based matching. I have to pick a window (of say WxW) > around each pixel and then compute some image statistics. I am looking > for some efficient data structure or function or some look up table > approach, other than the dirty way of going through each pixel and > picking a window around it. > > Thanks > Change settings: http://www.yahoogroups.com/mygroups, select Get Emails (get all posts) Daily Digest (one summary email per day) Read on the web (read posts on the web only)Or Unsubscribe by mailing OpenCV-unsubscribe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
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