/Computer_Vision_Basics

Computer Vision Basic Algorithms. SIFT, ORB, Frame Matching, Stitching, Basic Panorama

Primary LanguageC++

Folder Description

There are many basic algorithms of computer vision which are either implemented in MATLAB or Python-OpenCV. They can be downloaded or consulted for understanding. Few of the algorithms developed was a part of EE5731 visual computing course (National University of Singapore) requirement fullfillment.

MATLAB Folders:Denoted By PARTX

  1. The folder can be saved to any directory.

  2. There are six partx_xx folders.

  3. Steps to Run the each part - a. Go to each part and extract vlfeat-0.9.21.rar folder. This folder contains the code for SIFT which has been downloaded from - https://www.vlfeat.org/overview/sift.html and is highly cited work.

    b. First matlab working path should be the set to the part directory. For me to run the part1 code I need to set the working directory as -

    E:\<Assignment_directory>\Assignment_1_Sayan_Kumar\Part1
    Similarly to run the code for part2 change the MATLAB working directory to  
    E:\<Assignment_directory>\Assignment_1_Sayan_Kumar\Part2
    

    b. To run each part the following command to run -

     part1: 
     >> image= detect_edge("SOBEL","im01.jpg")
     >> image= detect_edge("GAUSIAN","im01.jpg",sigma,kernel_size) - Example : detect_edge("GAUSIAN","im01.jpg",1,3)
     >> image= detect_edge("HARR","im01.jpg",type,kernel_size) - Example 1:Unit Size Harr Feature Kernel of type 1- >> detect_edge("HARR","im01.jpg",1,1)
        Example 2: Harr Feature Kernel of type  of size 3- detect_edge("HARR","im01.jpg",5,3)
        %%% Unit Size Harr Kernel Types:
        %%% type 1 : (-1,+1) 
        %%% type2: tranpose(-1,+1)
        %%% type 3: (+1,-1,+1)
        %%% type 4: trnaspose(+1,-1,+1)
        %%% type 5: (-1,+1;+1,-1)
        %%% kernel_size will make the kernel bigger by kernel_size times.
    
     part2:
     >> [keypoints, descriptor]=sift_detector("im01.jpg")
    
     Part3:
     >> [H,image]=get_homography("h1.jpg","h2.jpg")  --> h1 to h2 homography
     >> [H,image]=get_homography("h2.jpg","h1.jpg")  --> h2 to h1 homography	
    
     Part4:
     >> [Hm,image]=get_homography_manual("im02.jpg","im01.jpg")  --> im02 to im01 homography and stitching
    
     Part5:
     >> [H12,image]=get_ransac_homography("im01.jpg","im02.jpg")  --> im01 to im02 automatic homography and stitching	
     >> [H21,image]=get_ransac_homography("im01.jpg","im02.jpg")  --> im01 to im02 automatic homography and stitching	
    
     Part6:
     >>[image]=get_basic_panorama("im01.jpg","im02.jpg","im03.jpg");
    
     NOTE: For Part7 to Part10. Download the GCMEX and Road Dataset( https://www.dropbox.com/s/rctkhpw6jh1p22o/Road.zip?dl=0) And add the path of the GCMEX and ROAD Appropriately as shown in the sample code in part1.m in Part7 folder
     part7: 
     >> part1
    
     part8:
     >> part2
    
     Part9:
     >> part3
    
     Part10:
     >> part4
    

    Other Folder :

    ORB_MATCHING: ORB Python-OPENCV Program has been implemented to match two images.

    DATASET:

    Dataset can be downloaded from : https://www.dropbox.com/s/rctkhpw6jh1p22o/Road.zip?dl=0