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AmbroiseMoreau e439f26d37 first commit. Interface for sinusoidal pattern profilometry has been added along with stubs functions in the implementation class. The new interface inherits from StructuredLightPattern
Added markers to sinusoidal patterns

computePhaseMap for Fourier transform profilometry

computePhaseMap for Fourier transform profilometry

added phase map computation for PSP. Changed the maskDftRegion to frequencyFiltering. It uses regions of interest and can filter symmetrically. Also added computeShadowMask and computeDataModulationTerm

changed formatting in structured light module. First commit for the phase unwrapping module. So far, pixel reliabilities are computed and edges are sorted in a histogram.

Fixed an error in edges sorting. Added the unwrap histogram method. It computes the number of 2*Pi that has to be added to each pixel to unwrap the phase map

added an example for phase unwrapping and a test that unwraps a simple phase map

Added documentation draft and a small example that can generate sinusoidal patterns

removed unnecessary include

added a few comments in sinusoidalpattern.cpp and histogramphaseunwrapping.cpp. Removed some redudancy about mask in the reliability computation. Changed formatting

projector calibration as a sample

bug fix

calibration + cap sinus example

doc and tutorials

modified calibration example

fix for pr

fix for pr

shadow mask for FTP as in the reference paper

changed doc

added test for faps

dummy commit

fixing warnings in test

changed test to use jpeg

dummy

changed permissions and used atan2(x,y) instead of atan

dummy commit

dummy

setting dmt to zero near shadow mask border. It reduces noise

bug fix in dmt computation

dummy commit for build bots

dummy commit for build bots
2016-11-07 10:58:58 +01:00

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#include "opencv2/phase_unwrapping/phase_unwrapping.hpp"
#include "opencv2/phase_unwrapping/histogramphaseunwrapping.hpp"
/** @defgroup phase_unwrapping Phase Unwrapping API
Two-dimensional phase unwrapping is found in different applications like terrain elevation estimation
in synthetic aperture radar (SAR), field mapping in magnetic resonance imaging or as a way of finding
corresponding pixels in structured light reconstruction with sinusoidal patterns.
Given a phase map, wrapped between [-pi; pi], phase unwrapping aims at finding the "true" phase map
by adding the right number of 2*pi to each pixel.
The problem is straightforward for perfect wrapped phase map, but real data are usually not noise-free.
Among the different algorithms that were developed, quality-guided phase unwrapping methods are fast
and efficient. They follow a path that unwraps high quality pixels first,
avoiding error propagation from the start.
In this module, a quality-guided phase unwrapping is implemented following the approach described in @cite histogramUnwrapping .
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