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Hi folks, I am trying to use deep to perform 2D stitching on a multi-position nd2 file acquired on our spinning disc. Below is what is use to run `DeepTile `but I noticed that the FOVs are not in the …
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Hello after running this bat file:
Runs straight out of the box on a 4090, overall time for 10 seconds on a 4930k 10 year old cpu, and horrific specs about 6 minutes to 11 minutes, the code cannot ex…
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Hello, how I can configure jsfeat to get "Gaussian pyramid down"?
Gaussian pyramid down supported by jsfeat?
``` javascript
jsfeat.imgproc.gaussian_blur(source:matrix_t, dest:matrix_t, kernel_size, s…
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Before face detection operation, why do we need the gaussian pyramid images?
so-as updated
7 years ago
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Especially for detection tasks, such as the project I'm working on currently, one may want to process the lowest scaled image first and move "backwards" to the image at it's original scale. In this w…
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* dask-image version: 0.2.0
* Python version: 3.6.8
* Operating System: macOS 10.15.5 Beta
### Description
Right now I have a standard 2-D image, stored as a dask array. It's very large, since i…
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- Gaussian pyramid
- Laplacian pyramid
- Morphological pyramids
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## 📚 Documentation
I am trying to use napari to view spatially large 3d images, so I am exploring the pyramid format options. I decided to start by looking at a 3d image after a pyramid_gaussian oper…
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slight changes in light can effect tracking leading to jumps in points, not ideal for tracking. currently using the Lucas–Kanade method for predicting movement.
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```python
for level in range(levels - 1):
blurred = ndi.gaussian_filter(image, sigma=2/3)
image = downsample2x(image)
pyramid.append(image)
```
`blurred` is dropped…