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licenseplates
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6061a74d
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6061a74d
authored
Dec 06, 2011
by
Jayke Meijer
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Removed unused libraries from GaussianFilter.py
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src/LicensePlate.py
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src/GaussianFilter.py
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from
GrayscaleImage
import
GrayscaleImage
from
scipy.ndimage
import
gaussian_filter
from
pylab
import
ceil
,
zeros
,
pi
,
exp
,
sqrt
,
array
class
GaussianFilter
:
...
...
src/LicensePlate.py
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...
...
@@ -18,7 +18,70 @@ class LicensePlate:
self
.
height
=
int
(
properties
[
'height'
])
self
.
read_xml
()
def
corner_sorted
(
corners
):
''' Check if points are sorted clockwise, starting in the left-top
corner.'''
x0
,
y0
=
corners
[
0
].
to_tuple
()
x1
,
y1
=
corners
[
1
].
to_tuple
()
x2
,
y2
=
corners
[
2
].
to_tuple
()
x3
,
y3
=
corners
[
3
].
to_tuple
()
return
x0
<
x1
and
y1
<
y2
and
x2
>
x3
and
y3
>
y0
def
sort_corners
(
corners
):
'''Sort the corners clockwise, starting in the left-top corner.'''
tuples
=
[]
output
=
[]
for
point
in
corners
:
tuples
.
append
(
point
.
to_tuple
())
bot1
=
(
0
,
0
)
bot2
=
(
0
,
0
)
top1
=
None
top2
=
None
# Get bottom points (where the y value is the largest). The top points
# are the points that are not a bottom point.
for
tup
in
tuples
:
if
tup
[
1
]
>
bot1
[
1
]
or
tup
[
1
]
>
bot2
[
1
]:
if
top1
==
None
:
top1
=
bot2
else
:
top2
=
bot2
if
tup
[
1
]
>
bot1
[
1
]:
bot2
=
bot1
bot1
=
tup
else
:
bot2
=
tup
else
:
if
top1
==
None
:
top1
=
tup
else
:
top2
=
tup
# First point is the smallest x-value top point, second is the other
# top point
if
top1
[
0
]
<
top2
[
0
]:
output
.
append
(
Point
(
top1
[
0
],
top1
[
1
]))
output
.
append
(
Point
(
top2
[
0
],
top2
[
1
]))
else
:
output
.
append
(
Point
(
top2
[
0
],
top2
[
1
]))
output
.
append
(
Point
(
top1
[
0
],
top1
[
1
]))
# Third point is the bottom point with the largest x-value, fourth is
# the other bottom point
if
bot1
[
0
]
>
bot2
[
0
]:
output
.
append
(
Point
(
bot1
[
0
],
bot1
[
1
]))
output
.
append
(
Point
(
bot2
[
0
],
bot2
[
1
]))
else
:
output
.
append
(
Point
(
bot2
[
0
],
bot2
[
1
]))
output
.
append
(
Point
(
bot1
[
0
],
bot1
[
1
]))
return
output
# sets the entire license plate of an image
def
retrieve_data
(
self
,
corners
):
x0
,
y0
=
corners
[
0
].
to_tuple
()
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...
@@ -154,4 +217,4 @@ class LicensePlate:
if
corner
.
nodeName
==
"point"
:
corners
.
append
(
Point
(
corner
))
return
corners
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return
corners
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