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* List of boundary rectangles for the barrels identified in the input image, in the coordinate space of the input image.
 
* List of boundary rectangles for the barrels identified in the input image, in the coordinate space of the input image.
 
** <tt>barrelBoundList : List<Rectangle></tt>
 
** <tt>barrelBoundList : List<Rectangle></tt>
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== Production Version ==
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* The BarrelBlobFinder algorithm has been integrated into the final production code.
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* Since its integration, the production version of BarrelBlobFinder has had some unique modifications made to it.
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** Pixels identified as orange/white by the filter are painted solid orange/white respectively on the output image.
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** Tick marks on the side of identified barrel bounds show the size of the minimum detectable barrel.
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** Slanted lines inside each identified barrel bound show the maximum rate of tapering that the detector will tolerate.
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** A badge icon in the lower left hand corner shows the prototypical minimum-size barrel that the detector will pick up.
  
 
== See Also ==
 
== See Also ==
 
* [[ImageFilterDemo]]
 
* [[ImageFilterDemo]]

Revision as of 17:29, 22 May 2006

A barrel and its bounding box, as identified by BarrelBlobFinder

BarrelBlobFinder is an ImageFilterDemo filter that identifies orange/white construction barrels in an input image.

Input

  • Image whose pixels are in ARGB format.
    • width : int
    • height : int
    • pixels : int[]

Output

  • List of boundary rectangles for the barrels identified in the input image, in the coordinate space of the input image.
    • barrelBoundList : List<Rectangle>

Production Version

  • The BarrelBlobFinder algorithm has been integrated into the final production code.
  • Since its integration, the production version of BarrelBlobFinder has had some unique modifications made to it.
    • Pixels identified as orange/white by the filter are painted solid orange/white respectively on the output image.
    • Tick marks on the side of identified barrel bounds show the size of the minimum detectable barrel.
    • Slanted lines inside each identified barrel bound show the maximum rate of tapering that the detector will tolerate.
    • A badge icon in the lower left hand corner shows the prototypical minimum-size barrel that the detector will pick up.

See Also