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From: Ricardo F. <rf...@if...> - 2003-05-25 01:09:07
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Hi, all, please don't use ImageMagick 5.5.7 with SIP under Linux as it has some incompatibilities with sip. For more details: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=68055&atid=519890 sorry for the inconvenience, Ricardo. -- Ricardo Fabbri, Cybernetic Vision Research Group, USP, Brazil. http://cyvision.if.sc.usp.br/~rfabbri |
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From: DRUEL J. <joc...@li...> - 2003-05-23 12:36:56
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Hi,
I worked on improfile and I did 3 things:
1) a simplified version:
I suppressed the possibility to have just one of the profiles (either
vertical or horizontal).
I don't think anybody needs this possibility. Tell me if I'm wrong.
The code is easier like this (and the easier=the better).
2) the function returns 2 matrix with the vertical and horizontal profiles
3) the gaussian interpolation: by giving option=2, we can now see the
profiles and their gaussian interpolation.
I needed this functionnality because we work with laser beams: it's a way to
see the quality of a laser.
You can try it with the image joined.
improfile(imread('laser1.jpg'),2)
This new version of improfile has a different number of arguments compared
with the previous version (the argument "direction" disappears). I hope, it's
not a pb for anybody.
For the gaussian interpolation, I created a function gaussprofile: it's a
separate function (and not a sub-function of improfile), simply because
scilab-2.6 does not support sub-functions.
I noted a small pb: if I call improfile with no graphical window present, I
have the title "left click to select..."
If a graphicalwindow is already present, I see the image, but I don't have
this title (I have no title in fact). Well, not very important, just a bit
strange.
Best regards.
Jocelyn
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From: Ricardo F. <rf...@if...> - 2003-05-23 06:00:50
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(this email is late since I had problems with my email system) On Mon, 19 May 2003, DRUEL Jocelyn wrote: > In order to make SIP more accessible, I wrote this little Graphical User > Interface. > It's essentially written to treat grayscale images. > Hi, Jocelyn, the GUI is very nice, thanks for contributing! It will soon appear in sip-dev initially as a demo for photonic image analysis. I just found a little bug and already fixed it: when an image is already grayscale, the menu "convert to grayscale" would lead to an execution error. I simply added a x_message to say that the image is already grayscale. My suggestion is that the example images should be a bit smaller because some users run slow machines and 800x600 display resolution. > My 2nd contribution is a correction in the unwrapl.man: Comitted. SIP-dev will come very soon. I'll be working on SIP the next few days. cheers, Ricardo. -- Ricardo Fabbri, Cybernetic Vision Research Group, USP, Brazil. http://cyvision.if.sc.usp.br/~rfabbri |
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From: Ricardo F. <rf...@if...> - 2003-05-23 05:52:00
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On Mon, 19 May 2003, DRUEL Jocelyn wrote: > In order to make SIP more accessible, I wrote this little Graphical User > Interface. > It's essentially written to treat grayscale images. > Hi, Jocelyn, the GUI is very nice, thanks for contributing! It will soon appear in sip-dev initially as a demo for photonic image analysis. I just found a little bug and already fixed it: when an image is already grayscale, the menu "convert to grayscale" would lead to an execution error. I simply added a x_message to say that the image is already grayscale. My suggestion is that the example images should be a bit smaller because some users run slow machines and 800x600 display resolution. > My 2nd contribution is a correction in the unwrapl.man: Comitted. SIP-dev will come very soon. I'll be working on SIP the next few days. cheers, Ricardo. -- Ricardo Fabbri, Cybernetic Vision Research Group, USP, Brazil. http://cyvision.if.sc.usp.br/~rfabbri |
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From: Ricardo F. <rf...@if...> - 2003-05-23 05:47:36
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Hi,
A new sip development version is out. It is compilable on unix-like
platforms. Here are the new features:
+ fixed bug in minmax
+ new GUI demo
+ sipdemo is now called by "exec(SIPDEMO)"
+ new imvariance - image local variance
+ new imphase - phase calculation (useful for interferometry)
+ new unwrapp - phase unwrapping by path following, using in
interferometry/photonics
+ loader.sce now displays SIP version
+ manpage fixes
I'd like to thank Jocelyn Druel for his contribs.
enjoy,
Ricardo.
--
Ricardo Fabbri, Cybernetic Vision Research Group, USP, Brazil.
http://cyvision.if.sc.usp.br/~rfabbri
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From: DRUEL J. <joc...@li...> - 2003-05-19 09:04:48
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Hi, In order to make SIP more accessible, I wrote this little Graphical User Interface. It's essentially written to treat grayscale images. I tested all its functionnalities and discovered no pb yet, but more testing will perhaps show some. If you have some little time to try it, I'd be happy to have your feeling about it. Some functions work with my contibutions (imvariance & unwrapp) which are not yet included in the developpement version of sip. So load them before if you want to have full functionnalities. Just an exemple to test: I send image5b.jpg and image6b.jpg which are 2 images of a metallic ruler illuminated by a laser. The ruler is slightly stressed between the 2 images (speckle interferometry). Interesting manipulations are: substract 2 images (absolute value), you should see fringes appearing. Between 2 fringes the deplacement is 316 nm. Median filter, normalize, profiles can then be used to exploit the picture (ie to improve the image of fringes). My 2nd contribution is a correction in the unwrapl.man: in my previous help file, I wrote a detailled example which works all right with the picture I sent. But if you test it with another image you could have a problem like this: plot3d1: 2nd and 3rd arguments have incompatible lengths. It's a problem of rounding a division. Here's is the correction: "plot3d1(1:4:size(puw,'r'),1:4:size(puw,'c'),puw(1:4:$,1:4:$));" Best regards Jocelyn DRUEL -- Powered by Linux |
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From: Ricardo F. <rf...@if...> - 2003-05-15 00:24:50
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Thank you very much for your valuable contribution,=20 Jocelyn. I'll test and incorporate it as soon as I can,=20 even though I'll remain very busy in the next 2-3 weeks.=20 =20 Quoting DRUEL Jocelyn <jocelyn.druel1@libertysurf.f> =20 > =20 > PS: what about the windows port ? For my part, I appreciate very much t= o be=20 > able to work either on linux (which is the best I think) or on windows=20 >(which is the most commonly found). =20 =20 Chris is a new voluntary co-developer and he should have been working on = this,=20 but he hasn't sent any news in the past month..=20 =20 I've tried to port SIP 0.2.0 for windows using MinGW but scilab crashes w= hen=20 the dll's are loaded. As I'm far from being an expert windows programmer,= =20 I don't have a clue on how to solve such a problem :-(=20 =20 The binary package for windows that is not working may be downloaded from= :=20 http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/siptoolbox/sip-0.2.0-win-sci2.6-NOTWOR= KING.zip?download=20 =20 Any help is greatly appreciated.=20 Ricardo.=20 ------------------------------------------------- Mensagem enviada atrav=E9s do WebMail IFSC: ultra3000.if.sc.usp.br ~ |
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From: DRUEL J. <joc...@li...> - 2003-05-14 19:50:15
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Hi, After a big work on the subject of phase unwrapping, I have built this function: it searches the best path in an image to unwrap the phase. It's much more efficient than unwrapping line by line (and coding was much harder too) and so it gives good results on average images. My first version needed about 1h30 to decode a 512*512 pixels image ! The actual version does the same in about 45 seconds. I think it's a quite reasonnable time. So, I don't think I will try to interface with a C code to gain speed, but if someone is interested... I'm quite happy because this kind of function is only available in very expensive proprietary softwares (about 10 000$, with some other things too, of course). I send a phased image that I already sent (for unwrapl function), so it's easy for anyone who would like to test the function. Comments are welcome. kind regards, Jocelyn PS: what about the windows port ? For my part, I appreciate very much to be able to work either on linux (which is the best I think) or on windows (which is the most commonly found). -- Powered by Linux |
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From: Ricardo F. <rf...@if...> - 2003-05-07 01:18:51
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Dear SIP developers, If you have any useful image processing routine you took more than 5 minutes to implement, please send it to this list. At least write a brief description. The code may be in any language, be that Scilab, Matlab, C, Delphi, or any other. Please don't hesitate. I will use my free time to improve them and translate them to Scilab/C, and perhaps some other developers could help. Credits will be given, if wanted. I'd like to say that I'm planning to implement a nice image display in SIP/Scilab using GTK and OpenGL, based on the following image viewer: http://gliv.tuxfamily.org/ It will take some time as I have to learn GTK. Suggestions and help are welcome, as always. kind regards, Ricardo. -- Ricardo Fabbri, Cybernetic Vision Research Group, USP, Brazil. http://cyvision.if.sc.usp.br/~rfabbri |
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From: Ricardo F. <rf...@if...> - 2003-04-06 07:29:07
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Dear co-developers, We need a volunteer to develop truecolor support in Scilab. Only 65534 colors are available, and the display is very slow. (its 65534 because Scilab reserves two colors for itself) This is very high priority since SIP depends on this feature to be able to process truecolor images. This task requires a very skilled C programmer and with enough time and endurance. Now to the good news: I have incorporated jocelyn's contributions into SIP and made some enhancements on other stuff. A new development version will be due soon. kind regards, Ricardo. -- Ricardo Fabbri, Cybernetic Vision Research Group, USP, Brazil. http://cyvision.if.sc.usp.br/~rfabbri |
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From: DRUEL J. <joc...@li...> - 2003-03-20 18:47:13
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Le Mardi 18 Mars 2003 14:46, vous avez écrit : > > Why 2 binary versions (but maybe I should continue testing ?) for linux ? > > There are slight binary incompatibilities between scilab 2.6 and 2.7 > compiled functions. For instance, can you run sipdemo() all the way to > the end using sip binary for scilab 2.6 under scilab 2.7? (I can't) > I had no problem running sipdemo() in scilab-2.7 with the scilab-2.6 package. My version: scilab-2.7 compiled from sources on debian woody. Well, that's not very important. I was just curious. Best regards Jocelyn -- Powered by Linux |
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From: DRUEL J. <joc...@li...> - 2003-03-20 17:24:21
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Hi, I cleaned my work for phase calculating when using phase-shifted images. I tested formulas with 3 to 5 pictures. I wrote a long (but I hope useful) example in the man page to help people unfamiliar with phase-shifting and phase-unwrapping. To avoid giving 8 pictures, the images are computed (simulated) in the example. Hope you find this interesting. Feel free to correct my english in the man pages, as I'm not a native speaker. Best regards Jocelyn -- Powered by Linux |
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From: Ricardo F. <rf...@if...> - 2003-03-18 16:45:17
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On Mon, 17 Mar 2003, DRUEL Jocelyn wrote:
> Hi Riccardo,
> I tested sip-0.2-bin for scilab-2.6 on my linux box this morning.
> Great job: no problem with it: a simple exec('loader.sce') and it works !
>
> It seems difficult to have a more easy to install toolbox for scilab.
>
> Just because I'm curious, I tried this binary for scilab-2.6 on the 2.7
> version of scilab.
> The few functions I tested work allright.
> Why 2 binary versions (but maybe I should continue testing ?) for linux ?
>
There are slight binary incompatibilities between scilab 2.6 and 2.7
compiled functions. For instance, can you run sipdemo() all the way to
the end using sip binary for scilab 2.6 under scilab 2.7? (I can't)
>
> Still working on my problem of phase unwrapping, I wrote a imvariance
> function.
>
Thank you very much for developing and testing our SIP toolbox!
I will include it as soon as possible into sip-dev.
Ricardo.
--
Ricardo Fabbri, Cybernetic Vision Research Group, USP, Brazil.
http://cyvision.if.sc.usp.br/~rfabbri
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From: DRUEL J. <joc...@li...> - 2003-03-17 17:25:02
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Hi Riccardo,
I tested sip-0.2-bin for scilab-2.6 on my linux box this morning.
Great job: no problem with it: a simple exec('loader.sce') and it works !
It seems difficult to have a more easy to install toolbox for scilab.
Just because I'm curious, I tried this binary for scilab-2.6 on the 2.7
version of scilab.
The few functions I tested work allright.
Why 2 binary versions (but maybe I should continue testing ?) for linux ?
Linux version: debian-woody (kernel 2.4)
Still working on my problem of phase unwrapping, I wrote a imvariance
function.
I saw a "variance" function in the statistic toolbox. But it did not answer
my needs. Maybe I did not search enough to make it work the way I wanted. It
was easier for me to write a new function "imvariance" which does what I want
it to do:
it calculate the sum of absolute value of the differences between a central
pixel and its 8 neighbours.
I think the code is easy to understand. I avoided "for" loops to have speed.
Best regards
Jocelyn
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From: Ricardo F. <rf...@if...> - 2003-03-15 09:55:10
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Hi, sip-0.1.1-win5 has just been released. It is the previous SIP version, but it now works under Windows with both Scilab 2.6 and 2.7. It still needs ImageMagick 5.4.3 to be installed. This version doesn't have any of the new features in SIP 0.2.0, but at least it has the image I/O routines, which are the most essential. I hope this will do for windows users until we can finish the port of the new version this system. have fun, Ricardo. -- Ricardo Fabbri, Cybernetic Vision Research Group, USP, Brazil. http://cyvision.if.sc.usp.br/~rfabbri |
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From: Ricardo F. <rf...@if...> - 2003-03-15 08:04:50
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Hi, folks, as the SIP homepage have been down for a while, please use the following url to download SIP 0.2.0 files: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=68055&release_id=146533 BTW, from that link you may download sip-0.2.0-win-sci2.6-NOTWORKING.zip which is the binary package I built for Windows using MinGW (www.mingw.org). It *should* install by a simple "exec loader.sce", but Scilab crashes if you try to execute any function implemented as a C routine. thanks for any help, Ricardo. -- Ricardo Fabbri, Cybernetic Vision Research Group, USP, Brazil. http://cyvision.if.sc.usp.br/~rfabbri |
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From: Ricardo F. <rf...@if...> - 2003-03-15 07:42:14
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Dear co-developers, when you install the new SIP on your machines, please send the results of your tests to this list. thanks in advance, Ricardo. -- Ricardo Fabbri, Cybernetic Vision Research Group, USP, Brazil. http://cyvision.if.sc.usp.br/~rfabbri |
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From: Ricardo F. <rf...@if...> - 2003-03-15 07:38:10
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The Cybernetic Vision Research Group and its collaborators
announces the new version 0.2.0 of SIP, the Scilab Image Processing toolbox=
=2E
Binaries for Linux are available for use with both Scilab 2.6 and 2.7.
They are self-contained, meaning that there is no need to download ImageMag=
ick.
The user just needs to execute the loader.sce script. ImageMagick is only
needed if the user installs SIP from sourcecode.
SIP 0.2.0 should be easily portable to most Unix-like systems, as it now us=
es
autoconf, automake and libtool for the build process.
*** NOTE: No windows binary is available yet (volunteers are needed!)
What's New
=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D
There are major enhacements in this release, as summarized bellow:
o New mogrify command (resizing, rotating, filtering, etc)
o New state-of-the-art O(n) skeletonization algorithm based
on the euclidean metric, implemented in C and accessible
through the scilab function "skel". It has a multiscale
pruning parameter.
o Fast euclidean distance transform and discrete Voronoi
diagram calculated by the same algorithm.
o New xgetpixel command to get pixel coordinates from mouse
position
o New edilate command to do exact euclidean dilation
o New percol command to check for image percolation
o New drawline command to draw a line in an image
o New perim function (perimeter measure of a shape)
o minmax - new min/max noise removal from images (by curvature/levelsets=
)
o New Hough transform (early working implementation)
o Early fractal dimension implementation
o Curvature/ffteriv/gsm/gsm2d rewrite
o Curvature2d - estimates the curvature of a surface / image
o Improfile - plot data profiles along line segments through an image
o Imshow is now faster for truecolor images.
o Adaptive thresholding though the mogrify parameter "-lat". This
requires ImageMagick 5.5.2 or later.
=09o New edge-detection by FFT gradient estimation; this
=09 is available in the =E9dge' routine, by giving an 'fftderiv' value
for the method argument.
o New masks for mkfilter - laplacian masks, low-pass masks, sharp
masks, mean, and circular.
o New unwrapl function - unwraps phased images linearly
o Imshow has new strf parameter
o Imshow is now faster for truecolor images.
o No more need to normalize truecolor images to 0-65535 range
for imshow. This means you can now call imshow(im),
and _not_ imshow(im*65535), if 0 <=3D im(i,j,k) <=3D 255
o No more need to fix Scilab makefile bugs to compile SIP. The
build process is now based on autoconf, which means the user
types "configure; make; make install" to compile SIP (only
POSIX-like environments are supported).
o A "hello_sip" function added as a simple example, for new
developers, of how to add a new C-language routine to SIP.
o The general purpose C routines were moved to AnImaL (An Imaging
Library), which is independent of Scilab.
o Many bugfixes
SIP is primarily developed by Ricardo Fabbri <rf...@if...>.
Special thanks goes to Jocelyn Druel, Leandro Estrozi and Bruno Pincon for
their valuable contributions!
I hope you enjoy SIP 0.2.0
and consider contributing!
Ricardo.
--
Ricardo Fabbri, Cybernetic Vision Research Group, USP, Brazil.
http://cyvision.if.sc.usp.br/~rfabbri
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From: Ricardo F. <rf...@if...> - 2003-03-10 16:05:13
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On Mon, 10 Mar 2003, DRUEL Jocelyn wrote: > Hi Riccardo, > As the format for help files has changed in scilab-2.7, do you wish that we > write our future help files in xml (or do we stay with the old .man format) ? > Hi, Jocelyn, We all know Scilab 2.7 has some instabilities wich are making some people to stick with the old scilab 2.6. Therefore I think that until we completely forget scilab 2.6, it's best to stay with the old .man (troff) format, which works on both scilab 2.6 and 2.7. cheers, Ricardo. -- Ricardo Fabbri, Cybernetic Vision Research Group, USP, Brazil. http://cyvision.if.sc.usp.br/~rfabbri |
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From: DRUEL J. <joc...@li...> - 2003-03-10 15:13:00
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Hi, I put some usual filters in mkfilter (renammed mkfilter2.sci to avoid conflict for my tests): * 3 different kernel to evaluate "laplacien" (2nd derivative) * 2 high-pass filters (sharp enhancers) * 2 low-pass filters (mean and another one) Best regards Jocelyn -- Powered by Linux |
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From: DRUEL J. <joc...@li...> - 2003-03-10 09:05:50
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Hi Riccardo, As the format for help files has changed in scilab-2.7, do you wish that we write our future help files in xml (or do we stay with the old .man format) ? Best regards Jocelyn -- Powered by Linux |
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From: Ricardo F. <rf...@if...> - 2003-03-07 21:11:13
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On Fri, 7 Mar 2003, DRUEL Jocelyn wrote: > I just downloaded the binaries for linux. > Starting to test with scilab 2.6 (debian): > 1) 1st test: to see what's new: sipdemo() > At the line 135 of sip-intro-dem I get the error: > incorrect number of arguments at line 21 of function sip_approx_true_cmap > > I looked at sip_approx_true_cmap and it seems perfectly correct to me. > Strange.... > This is because you're using scilab 2.6. The name of the binary indicates that it is just for scilab 2.7: sip-dev-20030307.1.bin.linux.sci-2.7.i686.tar.gz but of course this is not enough. I will update the readme to tell the user to install to the correct scilab version. Please read the ChangeLog.txt file for the new features. The sipdemo is just for basic usage, maybe I should write something fancier in the future... > 2) I tested the improfile(): > there's a problem at line 29: it must be replaced by image. > It's better with colors. > > I need to resize to see the xtitle. Strange again. > > So I downloaded scilab-2.7. > I did the tests again: ok it works fine (except of course for improfile). > I did not see any of the problems of scilab-2.6. > So, you should indicate that the scilab-2.7 is much recommended. > > > I send back an improfile.sci corrected (and I added a xtitle at line 45). I've just incorporated your fixes. Thanks. very best regards, Ricardo. -- Ricardo Fabbri, Cybernetic Vision Research Group, USP, Brazil. http://cyvision.if.sc.usp.br/~rfabbri |
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From: DRUEL J. <joc...@li...> - 2003-03-07 18:19:36
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Hi, I just downloaded the binaries for linux. Starting to test with scilab 2.6 (debian): 1) 1st test: to see what's new: sipdemo() At the line 135 of sip-intro-dem I get the error: incorrect number of arguments at line 21 of function sip_approx_true_cmap I looked at sip_approx_true_cmap and it seems perfectly correct to me. Strange.... 2) I tested the improfile(): there's a problem at line 29: it must be replaced by image. It's better with colors. I need to resize to see the xtitle. Strange again. So I downloaded scilab-2.7. I did the tests again: ok it works fine (except of course for improfile). I did not see any of the problems of scilab-2.6. So, you should indicate that the scilab-2.7 is much recommended. I send back an improfile.sci corrected (and I added a xtitle at line 45). cheers Jocelyn -- Powered by Linux |
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From: DRUEL J. <joc...@li...> - 2003-03-07 16:00:34
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Hi, I finished documenting my function to unwrap phased images (these images are used in profilometry 3D for example) this afternoon. The algorithm is one of the simpliest used for this problem: linear but it's ok when images are of good quality. So I named this function unwrapl (for linear). As it may not be a common subject, I tried to write a pedagogical example. Cheers Jocelyn -- Powered by Linux |
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From: Ricardo F. <rf...@if...> - 2003-03-07 11:54:16
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I must be insane... I have a meeting today and I haven't prepared a thing. It's just so cool to play with Scilab and SIP I can't stop :-) Even more when a new, easy-to-install SIP binary for Linux is available for us to download! And it is totally self-contained, no need to install ImageMagick or AnImaL. Just an "exec loader.sce;". Of course, this binary package is a bit larger (3 MB), but it's convenient for the end-user. It would be nice if you test it so we can soon release a new stable version, SIP 0.2.0. A binary for windows will be released as soon as I get the DLL build process to work under MinGW (www.mingw.org). It will be a little tedious, but then probably SIP 0.2.0 will be announced. cheers, Ricardo. -- Ricardo Fabbri, Cybernetic Vision Research Group, USP, Brazil. http://cyvision.if.sc.usp.br/~rfabbri |
