Open sTeADone opened 8 months ago
Works pretty well if the source contains multiple columns and rows. Gives error if only one column or row is selected for stitching.
test2.zip
import numpy as np import os import pandas as pd import m2stitch import cv2 props = pd.read_csv("list.csv", index_col=0) # filter columns/rows # this works sub_props = props[props["col"].isin([0,1])] # this will fail # sub_props = props[props["col"].isin([1])] print(sub_props.index.to_list()) print(sub_props["col"].to_list()) print(sub_props["row"].to_list()) images = [] for idx,row in sub_props.iterrows(): path = os.path.join("./imgs",row["file"]) print(path) grey = cv2.imread(path, cv2.IMREAD_GRAYSCALE) print(grey.shape) images.append(grey) result_df, _ = m2stitch.stitch_images( images, sub_props["row"].to_list(), sub_props["col"].to_list(), row_col_transpose=False, ncc_threshold=0.2 ) # merge with original to get the file name result_df = result_df.merge(sub_props, on=["row", "col"]) def output_image(images, result_df, filename): result_df["y_pos2"] = result_df["y_pos"] - result_df["y_pos"].min() result_df["x_pos2"] = result_df["x_pos"] - result_df["x_pos"].min() size_y = images[0].shape[0] size_x = images[0].shape[1] stitched_image_size = ( result_df["y_pos2"].max() + size_y, result_df["x_pos2"].max() + size_x, ) stitched_image = np.zeros_like(images, shape=stitched_image_size) for i, row in result_df.iterrows(): stitched_image[ row["y_pos2"] : row["y_pos2"] + size_y, row["x_pos2"] : row["x_pos2"] + size_x, ] = images[i] # write some text on the image cv2.putText(stitched_image, f"{row['file']}, R{row['row']}C{row['col']}", (row["x_pos2"] + 50, row["y_pos2"] + 50), cv2.FONT_HERSHEY_SIMPLEX, 1, 0, 3, cv2.LINE_AA) cv2.putText(stitched_image, f"{row['file']}, R{row['row']}C{row['col']}", (row["x_pos2"] + 50, row["y_pos2"] + 50), cv2.FONT_HERSHEY_SIMPLEX, 1, 255, 2, cv2.LINE_AA) cv2.imwrite(filename, stitched_image) output_image(result_df=result_df, images=images, filename="result.webp")
quick-fix.zip I had the same issue so I made a quick low effort fix by checking if only a single row/column of images is provided and then turning off all checks for top/left.
Works pretty well if the source contains multiple columns and rows. Gives error if only one column or row is selected for stitching.
test2.zip