Image Completion Using Efficient Belief Propagation
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/media/portable/Projects/src/lafarren-image-completer/src/image-completer-lib/impl/EnergyCalculatorContainer.cpp(334): assert "numBatchCalculations > 0" failed in Get().
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The problem I guess is that the patches that are being used are bigger than the white region. It would be nice for this to crash more gracefully with a " There are 0 labels!" instead of this giant assertion error.
If I fill this image: http://daviddoria.com/Uploads/ImageCompleter/input.png
with this mask: http://daviddoria.com/Uploads/ImageCompleter/mask_full.png
it works fine (the result is bad, but it runs).
However, if I use this mask: http://daviddoria.com/Uploads/ImageCompleter/mask_small.png
it crashes with:
Image Completion Using Efficient Belief Propagation There are 108 nodes. There are 0 labels. /media/portable/Projects/src/lafarren-image-completer/src/image-completer-lib/impl/EnergyCalculatorContainer.cpp(334): assert "numBatchCalculations > 0" failed in Get(). Collecting stack trace information, please wait...
Call stack: [00] 0xb6fa38c8 [01] wxAppConsoleBase::OnAssertFailure(wchart const, int, wchart const, wchart const, wchart const) [02] 0xb6fa4ecb [03] wxOnAssert(char const, int, char const, char const, char const) [04] LfnIc::EnergyCalculatorContainer::Get(LfnIc::EnergyCalculator::BatchParams const&, int) /media/portable/Projects/src/lafarren-image-completer/src/image-completer-lib/impl/EnergyCalculatorContainer.cpp:338 [05] LfnIc::Node::CalculatePriority() const /media/portable/Projects/src/lafarren-image-completer/src/image-completer-lib/impl/Node.cpp:463 [06] LfnIc::NodeSet::UpdatePriority(LfnIc::Node const&) /media/portable/Projects/src/lafarren-image-completer/src/image-completer-lib/impl/NodeSet.cpp:204 [07] LfnIc::PriorityBpRunner::Run() /media/portable/Projects/src/lafarren-image-completer/src/image-completer-lib/impl/PriorityBpRunner.cpp:112 ^C
real 0m1.939s user 0m1.804s sys 0m0.096s
This mask then works again, so there is no problem with the grey pixels: http://daviddoria.com/Uploads/ImageCompleter/mask_big.png
The problem I guess is that the patches that are being used are bigger than the white region. It would be nice for this to crash more gracefully with a " There are 0 labels!" instead of this giant assertion error.