No match found in the given window

[wzp8023391]

• arosics version: 1.8.0
• Python version: 3.9
• Operating System: win10

Description

I use a reference image to rectify the given image, but aroscis show an error," no match found in the given window". However, the reference image can cover the target image, and these two images are WGS-84, can you give me some suggestions to solve this?

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[danschef]

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[wzp8023391]

Thanks. here is my sour code, 

 

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[wzp8023391]

[bourcierj]

I have encountered this problem and was able fix it for my data by changing the window wise (ws). You could try various window sizes, and disable binary window size (binary_ws=False) to allow any window size. In my case, I had set the window size to cover the full intersection of my reference and target images. Using a slightly smaller window size (95% of the full size) it was able to find a match and produce a satisfying result.

If this does not work, you could also try changing the matching band, this was also effective for me.

You could also try increasing max_iterabove the default value of 5. For my case this wasn't effective though.

[wzp8023391]

Thank you very much, After I test your method, this issue still exists, do you have a WeChat or Email,? Hope you can help me to solve this issue

[wzp8023391]

I have encountered this problem and was able fix it for my data by changing the window wise (ws). You could try various window sizes, and disable binary window size (binary_ws=False) to allow any window size. In my case, I had set the window size to cover the full intersection of my reference and target images. Using a slightly smaller window size (95% of the full size) it was able to find a match and produce a satisfying result.

If this does not work, you could also try changing the matching band, this was also effective for me.

You could also try increasing max_iterabove the default value of 5. For my case this wasn't effective though. Thanks for your valuable suggestions, can I add you as wechat friend?