A series of convenience functions to make basic image processing operations such as translation, rotation, resizing, skeletonization, and displaying Matplotlib images easier with OpenCV and Python.
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angle in rotate() and rotate_bound() has opposite meaning. wtf? #205
Both functions -- rotate() and rotate_bound() -- have a parameter for specifying the angle of rotation. Surprisingly, the meaning of it is different:
rotate(image, 10) will rotate the image 10 deg counterclockwise (-10)
rotate_bound(image, 10) will rotate the image 10 deg clockwise (+10)
What was the motivation for such a design decision? Would it make sense to unify the interpretation of the angle parameter? Or at least add a note to (barely existing) documentation?
Both functions --
rotate()androtate_bound()-- have a parameter for specifying the angle of rotation. Surprisingly, the meaning of it is different:rotate(image, 10)will rotate the image 10 deg counterclockwise (-10)rotate_bound(image, 10)will rotate the image 10 deg clockwise (+10)What was the motivation for such a design decision? Would it make sense to unify the interpretation of the
angleparameter? Or at least add a note to (barely existing) documentation?Thanks, Nikolai