Commit 2c5a3123 authored by Taddeüs Kroes's avatar Taddeüs Kroes

ImProc ass3: Added K-means clustering to recognize Waldo's location.

parent e19fada3
#!/usr/bin/env python
from numpy import zeros
from math import sqrt
from numpy import array, zeros
from matplotlib.pyplot import subplot, imread, imshow, show, plot
from intersect import col2bin, domainIterator, colHist, histogramIntersect
from scipy.ndimage import correlate
from scipy.cluster.vq import kmeans
from intersect import col2bin, domainIterator, colHist, histogramIntersect
def convolution(image, radius):
"""Calculate the convolution of an image with a specified circle radius."""
......@@ -49,38 +52,61 @@ def hbp(image, environment, bins, model, radius):
print 'Creating convolution...'
return convolution(b, radius)
def loc(image, color):
for p in domainIterator(image):
if (image[p] == color).all():
return p
def find_peaks(b, threshold, d_sq):
"""Find the location of the peak value of a back projection histogram."""
# Find all pixels with a value higher than a threshold of the maximum
# value. Collect K-means estimators on-the-fly.
threshold *= b.max()
means = []
use = []
for p in domainIterator(b):
if b[p] >= threshold:
use.append(p)
found = False
return (0, 0)
for mean in means:
if (mean[0] - p[0]) ** 2 + (mean[1] - p[1]) ** 2 < d_sq:
found = True
break
def find_image(image, environment, bins, model, radius):
"""Find the location of the peak value of a back projection histogram."""
b = hbp(image, environment, bins, model, radius)
if not found:
means.append(p)
return loc(b, b.max())
# Use K-means to identify possible matches
m = kmeans(array(use), array(means))[0]
return [m[i].tolist() for i in xrange(m.shape[0])]
if __name__ == '__main__':
print 'Reading images...'
waldo = imread('waldo.tiff')
env = imread('waldo_env.tiff')
b = hbp(waldo, env, [64] * 3, 'rgb', 10)
import pickle
b = hbp(waldo, env, [64] * 3, 'rgb', 4)
pickle.dump(b, open('projection.dat', 'w'))
#b = pickle.load(open('projection.dat', 'r'))
def plt(peaks):
"""Draw a rectangle around a list of center pixels."""
w, h = waldo.shape[:2]
for x, y in peaks:
l = x - w / 2
r = x + w / 2
b = y - h / 2
t = y + h / 2
plot([t, t, b, b, t], [l, r, r, l, l], 'r-')
w, h = waldo.shape[:2]
peaks = find_peaks(b, .28, w ** 2 + h ** 2)
subplot(121)
plt(peaks)
imshow(env, origin='lower')
subplot(122)
plt(peaks)
imshow(b, origin='lower')
# Draw a rectangle around the found center pixel
#x, y = find_image(waldo, env, [64] * 3, 'rgb', 10)
#w, h = waldo.shape[:2]
#l = x - w / 2
#r = x + w / 2
#b = y - h / 2
#t = y + h / 2
#plot([t, t, b, b], [l, r, r, l], 'r-')
#imshow(env, origin='lower')
show()
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