Woolz Image Processing
Version 1.8.3
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Files | |
file | WlzAutoCor.c |
Functions to compute the autocorrelation of an object. | |
file | WlzPrinicipalAngle.c |
Calculates the angle which the long principal axis makes with the given object. The functions are based on a combination of methods by Rees and Hibbard. (D.W.A. Rees, Mechanics of Solids and Structures). | |
file | WlzRegCCor.c |
Functions to register two objects using frequency domain cross correlation. | |
Data Structures | |
struct | _WlzFeatureVector |
Finite element warping feature vector. Typedef: WlzFeatureVector. More... | |
struct | _WlzFeatValueLine |
A line of finite element warping feature vectors. Typedef: WlzFeatValueLine. More... | |
struct | _WlzFeatValues |
A ragged rectangular feature value table. Typedef: WlzFeatValues. More... | |
struct | _WlzRectFeatValues |
A rectangular feature value table. Typedef: WlzRectFeatValues. More... | |
struct | _WlzFMatchPoint |
Finite element warping feature match point. Typedef: WlzFMatchPoint. More... | |
struct | _WlzFMatchObj |
A finite element warping feature match, interesting points object. Typedef: WlzFMatchObj. More... | |
struct | _Wlz3DWarpTrans |
A plane-wise 3D finite element warping transform. Typedef: Wlz3DWarpTrans. More... | |
Enumerations | |
enum | _WlzMatchType { WLZ_DISCARD_POINT = -1, WLZ_NODE_ATTACH = 0, WLZ_ELEMENT_ATTACH = 1 } |
Finite element warping match types. Typedef: WlzMatchType. More... | |
Functions | |
WlzObject * | WlzAutoCor (WlzObject *gObj, WlzErrorNum *dstErr) |
Computes the autocorrelation of the given object. The autocorrelation object will have double values, an origin of (0,0) and a column and line sizes which are the integer power of two greater than or equal to those of the given object. See AlgAutoCorrelate2D() for the organisation of the autocorrelation data. More... | |
double | WlzPrincipalAngle (WlzObject *srcObj, WlzDVertex2 cMass, int binObjFlag, WlzErrorNum *dstErrNum) |
Calculates the angle which the long principal axis makes with the x-axis in the given object. \[ \theta = \frac{1}{2} \arctan{(2 \frac{I_{xy}}{I_{yy}-I_{xx}})} \] where \[ I_{xx} = \sum_y \sum_x ((y - C_y) (y - C_y) G(x, y)) \] \[ I_{yy} = \sum_y \sum_x ((x - C_x) (x - C_x) G(x, y)) \] \[ I_{xy} = - \sum_y \sum_x (((x - C x) (y - C_y) G(x, y)) \] and \((C_x, C_y)\) are the coordinates of the centre of mass. More... | |
WlzAffineTransform * | WlzRegCCorObjs (WlzObject *tObj, WlzObject *sObj, WlzAffineTransform *initTr, WlzTransformType trType, WlzDVertex2 maxTran, double maxRot, int maxItr, WlzWindowFnType winFn, int noise, int inv, int *dstConv, double *dstCCor, WlzErrorNum *dstErr) |
Registers the two given objects using a frequency domain cross correlation. More... | |
enum _WlzMatchType |
Finite element warping match types. Typedef: WlzMatchType.
Enumerator | |
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WLZ_DISCARD_POINT | |
WLZ_NODE_ATTACH | |
WLZ_ELEMENT_ATTACH |
WlzObject* WlzAutoCor | ( | WlzObject * | gObj, |
WlzErrorNum * | dstErr | ||
) |
Computes the autocorrelation of the given object. The autocorrelation object will have double values, an origin of (0,0) and a column and line sizes which are the integer power of two greater than or equal to those of the given object. See AlgAutoCorrelate2D() for the organisation of the autocorrelation data.
gObj | Given object. |
dstErr | Destination error pointer, may be NULL. |
References _WlzObject::type, WLZ_2D_DOMAINOBJ, WLZ_ERR_NONE, and WLZ_ERR_OBJECT_NULL.
double WlzPrincipalAngle | ( | WlzObject * | srcObj, |
WlzDVertex2 | cMass, | ||
int | binObjFlag, | ||
WlzErrorNum * | dstErrNum | ||
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Calculates the angle which the long principal axis makes with the x-axis in the given object.
\[ \theta = \frac{1}{2} \arctan{(2 \frac{I_{xy}}{I_{yy}-I_{xx}})} \]
where
\[ I_{xx} = \sum_y \sum_x ((y - C_y) (y - C_y) G(x, y)) \]
\[ I_{yy} = \sum_y \sum_x ((x - C_x) (x - C_x) G(x, y)) \]
\[ I_{xy} = - \sum_y \sum_x (((x - C x) (y - C_y) G(x, y)) \]
and \((C_x, C_y)\) are the coordinates of the centre of mass.
srcObj | Given object. |
cMass | Center of mass of given object. |
binObjFlag | Given object is binary if non zero. |
dstErrNum | Destination pointer for error number, may be NULL if not required. |
References _WlzValues::core, _WlzDomain::core, _WlzGreyP::dbp, _WlzObject::domain, _WlzGreyP::flp, _WlzGreyP::inp, _WlzIntervalWSpace::lftpos, _WlzIntervalWSpace::linpos, _WlzGreyWSpace::pixeltype, _WlzGreyP::rgbp, _WlzIntervalWSpace::rgtpos, _WlzGreyP::shp, _WlzObject::type, _WlzCoreDomain::type, _WlzCoreValues::type, _WlzGreyWSpace::u_grintptr, _WlzGreyP::ubp, _WlzObject::values, _WlzIVertex2::vtX, _WlzDVertex2::vtX, _WlzIVertex2::vtY, _WlzDVertex2::vtY, WLZ_2D_DOMAINOBJ, WLZ_ABS, WLZ_DBG, WLZ_DBG_LVL_1, WLZ_DBG_LVL_FN, WLZ_EMPTY_OBJ, WLZ_ERR_DOMAIN_NULL, WLZ_ERR_DOMAIN_TYPE, WLZ_ERR_EOO, WLZ_ERR_GREY_TYPE, WLZ_ERR_NONE, WLZ_ERR_OBJECT_NULL, WLZ_ERR_OBJECT_TYPE, WLZ_GREY_DOUBLE, WLZ_GREY_FLOAT, WLZ_GREY_INT, WLZ_GREY_RGBA, WLZ_GREY_SHORT, WLZ_GREY_UBYTE, WLZ_INTERVALDOMAIN_INTVL, WLZ_INTERVALDOMAIN_RECT, WLZ_M_PI_2, WLZ_RASTERDIR_ILIC, WLZ_RGBA_MODULUS, WlzEndGreyScan(), WlzInitGreyScan(), WlzInitRasterScan(), WlzNextGreyInterval(), and WlzNextInterval().
WlzAffineTransform* WlzRegCCorObjs | ( | WlzObject * | tObj, |
WlzObject * | sObj, | ||
WlzAffineTransform * | initTr, | ||
WlzTransformType | trType, | ||
WlzDVertex2 | maxTran, | ||
double | maxRot, | ||
int | maxItr, | ||
WlzWindowFnType | winFn, | ||
int | noise, | ||
int | inv, | ||
int * | dstConv, | ||
double * | dstCCor, | ||
WlzErrorNum * | dstErr | ||
) |
Registers the two given objects using a frequency domain cross correlation.
Registers the two given objects using a frequency domain cross correlation. An affine transform is computed, which when applied to the source object takes it into register with the target object. Because frequency domain cross correlation (which relies on the FFT) is used the objects are padded out to arrays which are an integer power of two in size. This padding introduces significant influence of the objects boundaries and in many cases the registration will be dominated by the boundaries. To avoid the boundary problem, two methods are available - using a window function and adding Gaussian noise. The window functions apply a weight to objects values which is high at the objects centre of mass and decays towards the object boundary. Gaussian noise is added by placing the object on an array filled with with random values that have the same mean and varience as the object's values. The objects are assumed to have high foreground values and low background values. If this is no the case the invert grey values parameter should be set.
tObj | The target object. |
sObj | The source object to be registered with target object. |
initTr | Initial affine transform to be applied to the source object prior to registration. May be NULL. |
trType | Required transform type. |
maxTran | Maximum translation. |
maxRot | Maximum rotation. |
maxItr | Maximum number of iterations, if \(\leq\) 0 then infinite iterations are allowed. |
winFn | The window function to use. |
noise | Use Gaussian noise if non-zero. |
dstConv | Destination ptr for the convergence flag (non zero on convergence), may be NULL. |
inv | Invert values of both objects if non-zero. |
dstCCor | Destination ptr for the cross correlation value, may be NULL. |
dstErr | Destination error pointer, may be NULL. |
References _WlzValues::core, _WlzDomain::core, _WlzObject::domain, _WlzObject::type, _WlzObject::values, _WlzIVertex2::vtX, _WlzIVertex2::vtY, WLZ_2D_DOMAINOBJ, WLZ_ERR_DOMAIN_NULL, WLZ_ERR_NONE, WLZ_ERR_OBJECT_NULL, WLZ_ERR_OBJECT_TYPE, WLZ_ERR_VALUES_NULL, and WlzAssignObject().