PTdecode/CImg-1.3.0/examples/hough_transform.cpp

Mon, 03 Aug 2009 14:09:20 +0100

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Philip Pemberton <philpem@philpem.me.uk>
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Mon, 03 Aug 2009 14:09:20 +0100
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philpem@5 1 /*
philpem@5 2 #
philpem@5 3 # File : hough_transform.cpp
philpem@5 4 # ( C++ source file )
philpem@5 5 #
philpem@5 6 # Description : Implementation of the Hough transform.
philpem@5 7 # This file is a part of the CImg Library project.
philpem@5 8 # ( http://cimg.sourceforge.net )
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philpem@5 10 # Copyright : David Tschumperle
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philpem@5 42 */
philpem@5 43
philpem@5 44 #include "CImg.h"
philpem@5 45 using namespace cimg_library;
philpem@5 46
philpem@5 47 // The lines below are necessary when using a non-standard compiler as visualcpp6.
philpem@5 48 #ifdef cimg_use_visualcpp6
philpem@5 49 #define std
philpem@5 50 #endif
philpem@5 51 #ifdef min
philpem@5 52 #undef min
philpem@5 53 #undef max
philpem@5 54 #endif
philpem@5 55
philpem@5 56 #ifndef cimg_imagepath
philpem@5 57 #define cimg_imagepath "img/"
philpem@5 58 #endif
philpem@5 59
philpem@5 60 int main(int argc,char **argv) {
philpem@5 61
philpem@5 62 cimg_usage("Illustration of the Hough transform");
philpem@5 63 CImg<unsigned char> src(cimg_option("-i",cimg_imagepath "parrot_original.ppm","Input image"));
philpem@5 64 CImg<> vote(500,400,1,1,0), img = CImg<>(src).get_pointwise_norm().normalize(0,255).resize(-100,-100,1,2,2);
philpem@5 65
philpem@5 66 CImgDisplay disp(src,"Image"), dispvote(vote,"Hough Transform");
philpem@5 67 const unsigned char col1[3]={255,255,255}, col2[3]={0,0,0};
philpem@5 68 const double
philpem@5 69 alpha = cimg_option("-a",1.5,"Gradient smoothing"),
philpem@5 70 sigma = cimg_option("-s",0.5,"Hough Transform smoothing"),
philpem@5 71 rhomax = std::sqrt((double)(img.dimx()*img.dimx()+img.dimy()*img.dimy()))/2,
philpem@5 72 thetamax = 2*cimg::valuePI;
philpem@5 73
philpem@5 74 if (cimg::dialog(cimg::basename(argv[0]),
philpem@5 75 "Instructions : \n"
philpem@5 76 "------------\n\n"
philpem@5 77 "(1) When clicking on the image, all lines crossing the point\n"
philpem@5 78 "will be voted in the Hough Transform image.\n\n"
philpem@5 79 "(2) When clicking on the vote image, the corresponding line is drawn\n"
philpem@5 80 "on the image.\n\n"
philpem@5 81 "(3) When pressing the space bar, the image lines are detected from the\n"
philpem@5 82 "image gradients.\n\n"
philpem@5 83 "Note that a logarithmic scaling is performed for the vote image display.\n"
philpem@5 84 "See also the available options (option '-h')\n","Start !","Quit",0,0,0,0,
philpem@5 85 src.get_resize(100,100,1,3),true)) std::exit(0);
philpem@5 86
philpem@5 87 while (!disp.is_closed && !dispvote.is_closed && !disp.is_keyQ && !dispvote.is_keyQ && !disp.is_keyESC && !dispvote.is_keyESC) {
philpem@5 88
philpem@5 89 CImgDisplay::wait(disp,dispvote);
philpem@5 90
philpem@5 91 // When pressing space bar, the vote is performed from the image gradients.
philpem@5 92 if (dispvote.key==cimg::keySPACE || disp.key==cimg::keySPACE) {
philpem@5 93 CImgList<> grad = img.get_gradient();
philpem@5 94 cimglist_for(grad,l) grad[l].blur((float)alpha);
philpem@5 95 vote.fill(0);
philpem@5 96 cimg_forXY(img,x,y) {
philpem@5 97 const double
philpem@5 98 X = (double)x-img.dimx()/2,
philpem@5 99 Y = (double)y-img.dimy()/2,
philpem@5 100 gx = grad[0](x,y),
philpem@5 101 gy = grad[1](x,y);
philpem@5 102 double
philpem@5 103 theta = std::atan2(gy,gx),
philpem@5 104 rho = std::sqrt(X*X+Y*Y)*std::cos(std::atan2(Y,X)-theta);
philpem@5 105 if (rho<0) { rho=-rho; theta+=cimg::valuePI; }
philpem@5 106 theta = cimg::mod(theta,thetamax);
philpem@5 107 vote((int)(theta*dispvote.dimx()/thetamax),(int)(rho*dispvote.dimy()/rhomax))+=(float)std::sqrt(gx*gx+gy*gy);
philpem@5 108 }
philpem@5 109 vote.blur((float)sigma);
philpem@5 110 CImg<> vote2(vote); { cimg_forXY(vote2,x,y) vote2(x,y) = (float)std::log(1+vote(x,y)); vote2.display(dispvote); }
philpem@5 111 }
philpem@5 112
philpem@5 113 // When clicking on the vote window.
philpem@5 114 if (dispvote.button) {
philpem@5 115 const double
philpem@5 116 rho = dispvote.mouse_y*rhomax/dispvote.dimy(),
philpem@5 117 theta = dispvote.mouse_x*thetamax/dispvote.dimx(),
philpem@5 118 x = img.dimx()/2 + rho*std::cos(theta),
philpem@5 119 y = img.dimy()/2 + rho*std::sin(theta);
philpem@5 120 const int
philpem@5 121 x0 = (int)(x+1000*std::sin(theta)),
philpem@5 122 y0 = (int)(y-1000*std::cos(theta)),
philpem@5 123 x1 = (int)(x-1000*std::sin(theta)),
philpem@5 124 y1 = (int)(y+1000*std::cos(theta));
philpem@5 125 CImg<unsigned char>(src).
philpem@5 126 draw_line(x0,y0,x1,y1,col1,1.0f,0xF0F0F0F0).draw_line(x0,y0,x1,y1,col2,1.0f,0x0F0F0F0F).
philpem@5 127 draw_line(x0+1,y0,x1+1,y1,col1,1.0f,0xF0F0F0F0).draw_line(x0+1,y0,x1+1,y1,col2,1.0f,0x0F0F0F0F).
philpem@5 128 draw_line(x0,y0+1,x1,y1+1,col1,1.0f,0xF0F0F0F0).draw_line(x0,y0+1,x1,y1+1,col2,1.0f,0x0F0F0F0F).
philpem@5 129 display(disp);
philpem@5 130 }
philpem@5 131
philpem@5 132 // When clicking on the image.
philpem@5 133 if (disp.button && disp.mouse_x>=0) {
philpem@5 134 const double
philpem@5 135 x0 = (double)disp.mouse_x-disp.dimx()/2,
philpem@5 136 y0 = (double)disp.mouse_y-disp.dimy()/2,
philpem@5 137 rho0 = std::sqrt(x0*x0+y0*y0),
philpem@5 138 theta0 = std::atan2(y0,x0);
philpem@5 139
philpem@5 140 for (double t=0; t<thetamax; t+=0.001) {
philpem@5 141 double theta = t, rho = rho0*std::cos(theta0-t);
philpem@5 142 if (rho<0) { rho=-rho; theta=cimg::mod(theta+cimg::valuePI,thetamax); }
philpem@5 143 vote((int)(theta*vote.dimx()/thetamax),(int)(rho*vote.dimy()/rhomax))+=1;
philpem@5 144 }
philpem@5 145 CImg<> vote2(vote); cimg_forXY(vote2,x,y) vote2(x,y) = (float)std::log(1+vote(x,y)); vote2.display(dispvote);
philpem@5 146 }
philpem@5 147 dispvote.resize(dispvote);
philpem@5 148 disp.resize(disp);
philpem@5 149 }
philpem@5 150
philpem@5 151 std::exit(0);
philpem@5 152 return 0;
philpem@5 153 }