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Richard Torenvliet
py-3d-face-reconstruction
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31abc3e9
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31abc3e9
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Jul 30, 2016
by
Richard Torenvliet
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Further improve the speed of cython code
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src/main.py
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@@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ import pca
import
aam
import
imm_points
as
imm
import
halide
from
reconstruction
import
reconstruction
logging
.
basicConfig
(
level
=
logging
.
INFO
,
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src/reconstruction/texture.pyx
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@@ -79,22 +79,12 @@ cdef inline cartesian2barycentric(
"""
lambdas
[
0
]
=
((
y_2
-
y_3
)
*
(
x
-
x_3
)
+
(
x_3
-
x_2
)
*
(
y
-
y_3
))
/
\
((
y_2
-
y_3
)
*
(
x_1
-
x_3
)
+
(
x_3
-
x_2
)
*
(
y_1
-
y_3
))
((
y_2
-
y_3
)
*
(
x_1
-
x_3
)
+
(
x_3
-
x_2
)
*
(
y_1
-
y_3
))
lambdas
[
1
]
=
((
y_3
-
y_1
)
*
(
x
-
x_3
)
+
(
x_1
-
x_3
)
*
(
y
-
y_3
))
/
\
((
y_2
-
y_3
)
*
(
x_1
-
x_3
)
+
(
x_3
-
x_2
)
*
(
y_1
-
y_3
))
#cdef float lambda_3 = 1 - lambda_1 - lambda_2
#a = np.array([
# [r1_x, r2_x, r3_x],
# [r1_y, r2_y, r3_y],
# [1, 1, 1]
#])
((
y_2
-
y_3
)
*
(
x_1
-
x_3
)
+
(
x_3
-
x_2
)
*
(
y_1
-
y_3
))
#b = np.array([r_x, r_y, 1])
#return np.linalg.solve(a, b)
lambdas
[
2
]
=
1
-
lambdas
[
0
]
-
lambdas
[
1
]
cdef
inline
np
.
ndarray
[
double
,
ndim
=
1
]
cartesian2barycentric_slow
(
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@@ -119,19 +109,28 @@ cdef inline np.ndarray[double, ndim=1] cartesian2barycentric_slow(
return
np
.
linalg
.
solve
(
a
,
b
)
#cdef inline np.ndarray[double, ndim=2] barycentric2cartesian(
# int x1, int x2, int x3, int y1, int y2, int y3,
# np.ndarray[long, ndim=2] matrix,
# np.ndarray[float, ndim=2] Lambdas):
# matrix[0][0] = x1
# matrix[0][1] = x2
# matrix[0][2] = x3
#
# matrix[1][0] = y1
# matrix[1][1] = y2
# matrix[1][2] = y3
#
# return np.dot(matrix, Lambdas)
cdef
inline
np
.
ndarray
[
double
,
ndim
=
2
]
barycentric2cartesian
(
int
x1
,
int
x2
,
int
x3
,
int
y1
,
int
y2
,
int
y3
,
np
.
ndarray
[
long
,
ndim
=
2
]
matrix
,
np
.
ndarray
[
float
,
ndim
=
2
]
Lambdas
):
matrix
[
0
][
0
]
=
x1
matrix
[
0
][
1
]
=
x2
matrix
[
0
][
2
]
=
x3
matrix
[
1
][
0
]
=
y1
matrix
[
1
][
1
]
=
y2
matrix
[
1
][
2
]
=
y3
float
[:]
lambdas
,
float
[:]
output
):
# cartesian x
output
[
0
]
=
x1
*
lambdas
[
0
]
+
x2
*
lambdas
[
1
]
+
x3
*
lambdas
[
2
]
return
np
.
dot
(
matrix
,
Lambdas
)
# cartesian y
output
[
1
]
=
y1
*
lambdas
[
0
]
+
y2
*
lambdas
[
1
]
+
y3
*
lambdas
[
2
]
@
cython
.
boundscheck
(
False
)
...
...
@@ -150,16 +149,11 @@ def fill_triangle(np.ndarray[unsigned char, ndim=3] src,
cdef
int
y_min
=
min
(
y1
,
min
(
y2
,
y3
))
cdef
int
y_max
=
max
(
y1
,
max
(
y2
,
y3
))
cdef
np
.
ndarray
L
=
np
.
zeros
([
3
,
1
],
dtype
=
DTYPE_float32
)
cdef
np
.
ndarray
matrix
=
np
.
full
([
3
,
3
],
fill_value
=
1
,
dtype
=
DTYPE_int
)
cdef
np
.
ndarray
src_loc
=
np
.
zeros
([
3
,
1
],
dtype
=
DTYPE_float64
)
cdef
int
w
=
x_max
-
x_min
cdef
int
h
=
y_max
-
y_min
cdef
int
new_offset
cdef
c_array
.
array
dst_loc
=
c_array
.
array
(
'f'
,
[
0.
,
0.
])
cdef
c_array
.
array
dst_loc
=
c_array
.
array
(
'f'
,
[
0.
,
0.
,
0.
])
for
j
,
y
in
enumerate
(
xrange
(
y_min
,
y_max
)):
for
i
,
x
in
enumerate
(
xrange
(
x_min
,
x_max
)):
...
...
@@ -170,60 +164,11 @@ def fill_triangle(np.ndarray[unsigned char, ndim=3] src,
s
=
dst_loc
[
0
]
t
=
dst_loc
[
1
]
# notice we have a soft margin of -0.00001, which makes sure there are no
# gaps due to rounding issues
if
s
>=
-
0.01
and
t
>=
-
0.01
and
s
+
t
<=
1.0
:
# In or out the triangle (with a soft margin)
if
s
>=
-
0.01
and
t
>=
-
0.01
and
s
+
t
<=
1.001
:
dst
[
y
,
x
,
:]
=
src
[
y
,
x
,
:]
#@cython.boundscheck(False)
#@cython.wraparound(False)
#def fill_triangle_src_dst(np.ndarray[unsigned char, ndim=3] src,
# np.ndarray[unsigned char, ndim=3] dst,
# int src_x1, int src_y1, int src_x2, int src_y2,
# int src_x3, int src_y3,
# int dst_x1, int dst_y1, int dst_x2, int dst_y2,
# int dst_x3, int dst_y3,
# int offset_x, int offset_y):
#
# cdef np.ndarray triangle_x = np.array([dst_x1, dst_x2, dst_x3])
# cdef np.ndarray triangle_y = np.array([dst_y1, dst_y2, dst_y3])
#
# cdef int x_min = np.argmin(triangle_x)
# cdef int x_max = np.argmax(triangle_x)
# cdef int y_min = np.argmin(triangle_y)
# cdef int y_max = np.argmax(triangle_y)
#
# cdef np.ndarray L = np.zeros([3, 1], dtype=DTYPE_float32)
# cdef np.ndarray matrix = np.full([3, 3], fill_value=1, dtype=DTYPE_int)
#
# cdef np.ndarray src_loc = np.zeros([3, 1], dtype=DTYPE_float64)
# cdef c_array.array dst_loc = c_array.array('f', [0., 0.])
#
# for j, y in enumerate(xrange(triangle_y[y_min], triangle_y[y_max])):
# for i, x in enumerate(xrange(triangle_x[x_min], triangle_x[x_max])):
# cartesian2barycentric(
# dst_x1, dst_y1, dst_x2, dst_y2, dst_x3, dst_y3, x, y, dst_loc
# )
#
# s = dst_loc[0]
# t = dst_loc[1]
#
# if s >= -0.001 and t >= -0.001 and s + t <= 1.001:
# L[0] = s
# L[1] = t
# L[2] = 1 - s - t
#
# src_loc = barycentric2cartesian(
# src_x1, src_x2, src_x3,
# src_y1, src_y2, src_y3,
# matrix,
# L
# )
#
# dst[y, x, :] = src[src_loc[1][0], src_loc[0][0], :]
#
@
cython
.
boundscheck
(
False
)
@
cython
.
wraparound
(
False
)
def
fill_triangle_src_dst
(
np
.
ndarray
[
unsigned
char
,
ndim
=
3
]
src
,
...
...
@@ -236,6 +181,11 @@ def fill_triangle_src_dst(np.ndarray[unsigned char, ndim=3] src,
Fill a triangle by applying the Barycentric Algorithm for deciding if a
point lies inside or outside a triangle.
"""
cdef
c_array
.
array
dst_loc
=
c_array
.
array
(
'f'
,
[
0.
,
0.
,
0.
])
cdef
c_array
.
array
src_loc
=
c_array
.
array
(
'f'
,
[
0.
,
0.
,
0.
])
# get bounding box of the triangle
cdef
np
.
ndarray
triangle_x
=
np
.
array
([
dst_x1
,
dst_x2
,
dst_x3
])
cdef
np
.
ndarray
triangle_y
=
np
.
array
([
dst_y1
,
dst_y2
,
dst_y3
])
...
...
@@ -243,15 +193,12 @@ def fill_triangle_src_dst(np.ndarray[unsigned char, ndim=3] src,
cdef
int
x_max
=
np
.
argmax
(
triangle_x
)
cdef
int
y_min
=
np
.
argmin
(
triangle_y
)
cdef
int
y_max
=
np
.
argmax
(
triangle_y
)
###
cdef
np
.
ndarray
L
=
np
.
zeros
([
3
,
1
],
dtype
=
DTYPE_float32
)
cdef
np
.
ndarray
matrix
=
np
.
full
([
3
,
3
],
fill_value
=
1
,
dtype
=
DTYPE_int
)
cdef
np
.
ndarray
src_loc
=
np
.
zeros
([
3
,
1
],
dtype
=
DTYPE_float64
)
cdef
c_array
.
array
dst_loc
=
c_array
.
array
(
'f'
,
[
0.
,
0.
])
for
j
,
y
in
enumerate
(
xrange
(
triangle_y
[
y_min
],
triangle_y
[
y_max
])):
for
i
,
x
in
enumerate
(
xrange
(
triangle_x
[
x_min
],
triangle_x
[
x_max
])):
# walk over x and y values of this bounding box see if the
# pixel is in or out the boudning box
for
y
in
xrange
(
triangle_y
[
y_min
],
triangle_y
[
y_max
]):
for
x
in
xrange
(
triangle_x
[
x_min
],
triangle_x
[
x_max
]):
cartesian2barycentric
(
triangle_x
[
0
],
triangle_y
[
0
],
triangle_x
[
1
],
triangle_y
[
1
],
...
...
@@ -262,16 +209,12 @@ def fill_triangle_src_dst(np.ndarray[unsigned char, ndim=3] src,
s
=
dst_loc
[
0
]
t
=
dst_loc
[
1
]
# In or out the triangle (with a soft margin)
if
s
>=
-
0.01
and
t
>=
-
0.01
and
s
+
t
<=
1.001
:
L
[
0
]
=
s
L
[
1
]
=
t
L
[
2
]
=
1
-
s
-
t
src_loc
=
barycentric2cartesian
(
barycentric2cartesian
(
src_x1
,
src_x2
,
src_x3
,
src_y1
,
src_y2
,
src_y3
,
matrix
,
L
dst_loc
,
src_loc
)
dst
[
y
,
x
,
:]
=
src
[
src_loc
[
1
]
[
0
],
src_loc
[
0
]
[
0
],
:]
dst
[
y
,
x
,
:]
=
src
[
src_loc
[
1
]
,
src_loc
[
0
],
:]
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