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#ifndef __OPENCV_GRAY_CODE_PATTERN_HPP__
#define __OPENCV_GRAY_CODE_PATTERN_HPP__
#include "opencv2/core.hpp"
#include "opencv2/structured_light/structured_light.hpp"
namespace cv {
namespace structured_light {
//! @addtogroup structured_light
//! @{
/** @brief Class implementing the Gray-code pattern, based on @cite UNDERWORLD.
*
* The generation of the pattern images is performed with Gray encoding using the traditional white and black colors.
*
* The information about the two image axes x, y is encoded separately into two different pattern sequences.
* A projector P with resolution (P_res_x, P_res_y) will result in Ncols = log 2 (P_res_x) encoded pattern images representing the columns, and
* in Nrows = log 2 (P_res_y) encoded pattern images representing the rows.
* For example a projector with resolution 1024x768 will result in Ncols = 10 and Nrows = 10.
* However, the generated pattern sequence consists of both regular color and color-inverted images: inverted pattern images are images
* with the same structure as the original but with inverted colors.
* This provides an effective method for easily determining the intensity value of each pixel when it is lit (highest value) and
* when it is not lit (lowest value). So for a a projector with resolution 1024x768, the number of pattern images will be Ncols * 2 + Nrows * 2 = 40.
*
*/
class CV_EXPORTS_W GrayCodePattern : public StructuredLightPattern
{
public:
/** @brief Parameters of StructuredLightPattern constructor.
* @param width Projector's width. Default value is 1024.
* @param height Projector's height. Default value is 768.
*/
struct CV_EXPORTS Params
{
Params();
int width;
int height;
};
/** @brief Constructor
@param parameters GrayCodePattern parameters GrayCodePattern::Params: the width and the height of the projector.
*/
static Ptr<GrayCodePattern> create( const GrayCodePattern::Params ¶meters = GrayCodePattern::Params() );
// alias for scripting
CV_WRAP
static Ptr<GrayCodePattern> create( int width, int height );
/** @brief Get the number of pattern images needed for the graycode pattern.
*
* @return The number of pattern images needed for the graycode pattern.
*
*/
CV_WRAP
virtual size_t getNumberOfPatternImages() const = 0;
/** @brief Sets the value for white threshold, needed for decoding.
*
* White threshold is a number between 0-255 that represents the minimum brightness difference required for valid pixels, between the graycode pattern and its inverse images; used in getProjPixel method.
*
* @param value The desired white threshold value.
*
*/
CV_WRAP
virtual void setWhiteThreshold( size_t value ) = 0;
/** @brief Sets the value for black threshold, needed for decoding (shadowsmasks computation).
*
* Black threshold is a number between 0-255 that represents the minimum brightness difference required for valid pixels, between the fully illuminated (white) and the not illuminated images (black); used in computeShadowMasks method.
*
* @param value The desired black threshold value.
*
*/
CV_WRAP
virtual void setBlackThreshold( size_t value ) = 0;
/** @brief Generates the all-black and all-white images needed for shadowMasks computation.
*
* To identify shadow regions, the regions of two images where the pixels are not lit by projector's light and thus where there is not coded information,
* the 3DUNDERWORLD algorithm computes a shadow mask for the two cameras views, starting from a white and a black images captured by each camera.
* This method generates these two additional images to project.
*
* @param blackImage The generated all-black CV_8U image, at projector's resolution.
* @param whiteImage The generated all-white CV_8U image, at projector's resolution.
*/
CV_WRAP
virtual void getImagesForShadowMasks( InputOutputArray blackImage, InputOutputArray whiteImage ) const = 0;
/** @brief For a (x,y) pixel of a camera returns the corresponding projector pixel.
*
* The function decodes each pixel in the pattern images acquired by a camera into their corresponding decimal numbers representing the projector's column and row,
* providing a mapping between camera's and projector's pixel.
*
* @param patternImages The pattern images acquired by the camera, stored in a grayscale vector < Mat >.
* @param x x coordinate of the image pixel.
* @param y y coordinate of the image pixel.
* @param projPix Projector's pixel corresponding to the camera's pixel: projPix.x and projPix.y are the image coordinates of the projector’s pixel corresponding to the pixel being decoded in a camera.
*/
CV_WRAP
virtual bool getProjPixel( InputArrayOfArrays patternImages, int x, int y, Point &projPix ) const = 0;
};
//! @}
}
}
#endif
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