DistanceFMM_O2 class Reference

 
Purpose:        Define a Fast Marching Method applied for direct distance maps
                        and distance based data feeding. (e.g.: OUT/IN tactic, and more)
                        Extensions to three dimension is obvious. My computer is too small
                        for 3D.                                                 

Note:           We may inherit from AnImageOp, but we think there is much more
                        in the fast marching that simply filtering and distance maps.
                        It is simply a fantastic idea of Sethian & all.

Paper:          "Optimal Algorithm for Shape from Shading and Path Planning.", 
                        Ron Kimmel, James A. Sethian, Kluweer Academic Publishers 2001 , Netherlands.

@ Copyrights: Bernard De Cuyper & Eddy Fraiha 2002, Eggs & Pictures. MIT/Open BSD copyright model.


Public Methods
	DistanceFMM_O2 (int amaskFlag=1)
virtual	~DistanceFMM_O2 ()
virtual void	setMaskActivity (int amaskFlag)
virtual double	getDistance (int x, int y)
virtual StatePsi	getLabel (int x, int y)
virtual void	setData (int w, int h, int x0, int y0)
	You may want to load the image part too, for advanced Fast Marching.
virtual void	setData (int w, int h, int n, int xMask, int yMask)
virtual void	setData (AnImage *im)
virtual int	getMaxIterations ()
virtual int	numberOfIteration ()
virtual void	setIteration (int i)
virtual bool	iterate ()
	simple iteration
virtual bool	iterate (int x, int y)
	iteration
virtual bool	iterate (int x, int y, double *rate)
	iteration
virtual RImage *	compute (RImage *dest=0)
	multiple FMM iterations
virtual void	sortedArea (AnImage mask, int npoints, int xposition, int yposition, bool inside=true)
	sort all pixels from the border to inside the object area
virtual void	sortedArea (AnImage mask, int npoints, int xposition, int yposition, double **rating, bool inside=true)
	sort all pixels from the border to inside the object area
virtual AnImage *	filter (AnImage mask, AnImage dest=0)
	like an image op generate a variant of a distance map or more
virtual AnImage *	selectedFilter (AnImage mask, AnImage src, AnImage *dest=0)
	Local filtering in a mask area.
virtual RImage *	rfilter (AnImage mask, RImage dest=0)
	measures
virtual AnImage *	singlePath (AnImage src, int x0, int y0, int x1, int y1, AnImage dest=0)
	euclidian path
virtual void	report ()
Protected Methods
virtual double	getPotential (int i, int j)
	return a local potential value
virtual Psi2DValue *	select ()
virtual void	getSelectionNeighbour (int x, int y)
virtual void	resolve (int x, int y)
Protected Attributes
int	maskFlag
int	iteration
double	selectedDistance
double	root2
double	slowness
NeigbourSet *	neigbourSet
CandidateHeapList *	candidateList
int	iterMax
int	width
int	height
DomainOfAction *	dmap
	kind of distance map
int	xSelected
	current selected point position
int	ySelected
	current selected point position

Member Function Documentation

virtual double DistanceFMM_O2::getPotential	(	int	i,
		int	j
	)	`[inline, protected, virtual]`

return a local potential value

Parameters:

i	is the x position
j	is the y position

Returns :: is local value like a distance, an edge strength, ...

A distance map increase always. Overload this function gives Wondering Power e..g: using edge indicators, images, ... ;-) MAGIC, Think now! DO NOT FORGET: for good result the returned value MUST BE > 0 all the time (in the tracked area)

virtual bool DistanceFMM_O2::iterate	(	int *	x,
		int *	y,
		double *	rate
	)	`[inline, virtual]`

iteration

Parameters:

x	is the x position selected FMM point
y	is the y position selected FMM point
rate	is the calculated value of the selected FMM point

Returns :: boolean , test succeeding iteration,

point tracking used for animation from border to ... :-) MAKE BURNING STUFF 0. DistanceFMM_O2 outIn; 1. outIn.setData(...) 2. while( outIn.iterate(...) ){ <What you like> } or rc= DistanceFMM_O2.iterate(&x,&y); // n times

virtual bool DistanceFMM_O2::iterate	(	int *	x,
		int *	y
	)	`[inline, virtual]`

iteration

Parameters:

x	is the x position selected FMM point
y	is the y position selected FMM point

Returns :: boolean , test succeeding iteration,

AnImage * DistanceFMM_O2::selectedFilter	(	AnImage *	mask,
		AnImage *	src,
		AnImage *	dest = 0
	)	`[virtual]`

Local filtering in a mask area.

Parameters:

mask	is AnImage* is a ByteImage
src	is AnImage* is AnImage source channel
dest	is AnImage* is AnImage result/placeholder

Returns :: AnImage* as result,

Reimplemented from AnImageOp.

DistanceFMM_O2 Class Reference

Detailed Description

Public Methods

Protected Methods

Protected Attributes

Member Function Documentation