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der_Phil

[Scilab-users] converting octave script imremap to scilab

Dear All,

I am trying to map an image onto a 3D surface.

The image contains reference points, which with known 2D pixel coordinates.

The 3D equivalent of these reference points is as well known.

The 3D shape is represented by a set of X-Y-Z coordinates.

For mapping the image onto a delaunay-triangulated surface I found following function:

"imremap"...which - as far as I understand - should do what I want.

now: "imremap" uses "interp2"...and unfortunately both functions are in octave.

imremap: https://searchcode.com/codesearch/view/9585363/

interp2: https://searchcode.com/codesearch/view/20327397/

Converting the functions to Scilab seems to become an elephant, especially for interp2.

If one could avoid "interp2" , then "imremap" could be possible relatively easy converted to Scilab.

Any ideas which Scilab function would work like interp2?

Thank you,

Philipp

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mottelet

Re: converting octave script imremap to scilab

Hi,

Does interp2 works by using the triangulation ?

Le 21 nov. 2020 à 22:56, P M <[hidden email]> a écrit :

Dear All,

I am trying to map an image onto a 3D surface.
The image contains reference points, which with known 2D pixel coordinates.
The 3D equivalent of these reference points is as well known.
The 3D shape is represented by a set of X-Y-Z coordinates.

For mapping the image onto a delaunay-triangulated surface I found following function:

"imremap"...which - as far as I understand - should do what I want.

now: "imremap" uses "interp2"...and unfortunately both functions are in octave.

imremap: https://searchcode.com/codesearch/view/9585363/

interp2: https://searchcode.com/codesearch/view/20327397/

Converting the functions to Scilab seems to become an elephant, especially for interp2.

If one could avoid "interp2" , then "imremap" could be possible relatively easy converted to Scilab.

Any ideas which Scilab function would work like interp2?

Thank you,
Philipp
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der_Phil

Re: converting octave script imremap to scilab

if you refer to interp2 from CGLAB toolbox....then no, I have no success with that.

CGLAB call:

vp = interp2(xp,yp,x,y,v)...were xp and yp are vectors

while at octave:

warped = grayinterp(im, XI, YI, interp, NA);   // im seems to be a mxn matrix

with:
function [warped, valid] = grayinterp(im, XI, YI, interp, extrapval)
  if (strcmp(interp, "cubic"))
    warped = graybicubic(double(im), XI, YI, NA);
  else
    warped = interp2(double(im), XI, YI, interp, NA);
  endif
  valid = !isna(warped);
  warped(!valid) = extrapval;
endfunction

BR

Philipp

Am So., 22. Nov. 2020 um 08:55 Uhr schrieb Stéphane Mottelet <[hidden email]>:

Hi,

Does interp2 works by using the triangulation ?

S.

Le 21 nov. 2020 à 22:56, P M <[hidden email]> a écrit :

Dear All,

I am trying to map an image onto a 3D surface.
The image contains reference points, which with known 2D pixel coordinates.
The 3D equivalent of these reference points is as well known.
The 3D shape is represented by a set of X-Y-Z coordinates.

For mapping the image onto a delaunay-triangulated surface I found following function:

"imremap"...which - as far as I understand - should do what I want.

now: "imremap" uses "interp2"...and unfortunately both functions are in octave.

imremap: https://searchcode.com/codesearch/view/9585363/

interp2: https://searchcode.com/codesearch/view/20327397/

Converting the functions to Scilab seems to become an elephant, especially for interp2.

If one could avoid "interp2" , then "imremap" could be possible relatively easy converted to Scilab.

Any ideas which Scilab function would work like interp2?

Thank you,
Philipp
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Dang Ngoc Chan, Christophe

Re: {EXT} converting octave script imremap to scilab

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Hello Philipp,

> De : users <[hidden email]> De la part de P M Envoyé :
> samedi 21 novembre 2020 22:55
>
> I am trying to map an image onto a 3D surface.

If you are not "bound" to Scilab,
then I suggest to have a look at Kitware Paraview https://www.paraview.org/ which can, as far as I remember, can import and export data before/after processing.

Regards

--
Christophe Dang Ngoc Chan
Mechanical calculation engineer

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