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INSTRUCTIONS TO USE THE AERST C++ simulator tool:
A complete user guide to use and create new modules for the AERST tool is described in "AERST_GUIDE.pdf".
First, go to the folder "CODE C OK TO COMPILE" and compile and create the executable file "AERST.exe". Move this file (AERST.exe) to the folder "AERST_MAIN".
Once the executable file has been created, the examples "MAIN_C_example.m", "MAIN_C_modules.m"
and "MAIN_C_textures.m" can be invoked.
"MAIN_C_example.m" and "MAIN_C_modules.m" implement two different examples showing the use of all the modules implemented within the AERST tool.
"MAIN_C_textures.m" create a feature vector corresponding to a flow of events corresponding to one texture image as described in the paper:
J. Perez-Carrasco, B. Acha, C. Serrano, L. Camunas-Mesa, T. Serrano-Gotarredona, and B. Linares-Barranco,
"Fast Vision Through Frameless Event-Based Sensing and Convolutional Processing: Application to Texture Recognition, Neural Networks, IEEE Transactions on, vol. 21, no. 4, pp. 609-620, 2010.
Please, reference it each time you use the AERST tool.
An example of how to convert an image to a flow of events is shown in the file "convert_image2flow.m".
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INSTRUCTIONS TO USE THE AERST MATLAB simulator tool.
A complete user guide to use and create new modules for the AERST tool is described in "AERST_GUIDE.pdf".
The examples "MAIN_C_example.m", "MAIN_C_modules.m" can be invoked directly in the MATLAB prompt.
"MAIN_C_example.m" and "MAIN_C_modules.m" implement two different examples showing the use of all the modules implemented within the AERST tool.
Please, reference the following paper each time you use the AERST tool:
J. Perez-Carrasco, B. Acha, C. Serrano, L. Camunas-Mesa, T. Serrano-Gotarredona, and B. Linares-Barranco,
"Fast Vision Through Frameless Event-Based Sensing and Convolutional Processing: Application to Texture Recognition, Neural Networks, IEEE Transactions on, vol. 21, no. 4, pp. 609-620, 2010.
An example of how to convert an image to a flow of events is shown in the file "convert_image2flow.m".