topic Re: OpenCV Development in Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives

OpenCV Development

rameshkannan — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 04:14:07 GMT

Hi there,

I am working in an image processing application. I need to process the gray image (of size 640 X 480) at the speed of 50 frames per second. Previously I thought to go with Intel instruction set for faster execution. Then I came to know about OpenCV and used it. Now I need to know whether all OpenCV functions developed using Intel instruction set? Please let me know the info.

Thanks in advance,
Rameshkannan

Re: OpenCV Development

Vladimir_Dudnik — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 15:16:05 GMT

Hello,

As you probably know, OpenCV can call IPP functions internally if you have IPP installed on your system. Although, not all OpenCV functions have IPP counterparts.

What kind of processing do you want to do with your image?

Regards,
Vladimir

Re: OpenCV Development

Ying_H_Intel — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 03:33:29 GMT

Hi Rameshkannan,

one more informationfor yourreference,
IPP and OpenCV FAQ :
http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-integrated-performance-primitives-intel-ipp-open-source-computer-vision-library-opencv-faq/

And OpenCV forum may be found from http://sourceforge.net/projects/opencvlibrary/ .

As I understand,you need image processing functions whichare optimized by Intel instruction set like SSE, thenIPPshould include direct image processing function like ippiFilter_8u_C1R() to processto grey image, please see more functions listin the IPP manual at

http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-integrated-performance-primitives-documentation/

Regards,
Ying H.

I wanted to detect face from

Rajendra_S_ — Mon, 03 Jun 2013 09:01:01 GMT

I wanted to detect face from a web camera. I found an example of face detection in samples folder.But they have provided a wrapper class called as CIppiImage . I am retriving frame using open cv,so I am not able to figure out that How I will be able to convert Mat Image or IplImage to the type of CIppiImage

>>...How I will be able to

SergeyKostrov — Tue, 04 Jun 2013 01:08:01 GMT

>>...How I will be able to convert Mat Image or IplImage to the type of CIppiImage... I consider that question as a generic ( C++ related ) and you need to use a C++ operator = for the CIppiImage class.

Rajendra,

SergeyKostrov — Tue, 04 Jun 2013 03:51:01 GMT

Rajendra, I've looked at all your five, or so, posts with the same question. If you post a test case that has some codes for IplImage structure and CIppiImage class then I will help you with implementation of a conversion C++ operator.

CIppiImage *dst=new

Rajendra_S_ — Tue, 04 Jun 2013 05:06:02 GMT

CIppiImage *dst=new CIppiImage();

where dst is the object for CIppiImage .

Definition of CIppiImage :::

class CIppiImage : public CImgHeader
{
public:
    CIppiImage();
   CIppiImage(const CIppiImage& img);
    virtual ~CIppiImage();
    CIppiImage& operator =(const CIppiImage& image);

// General Operations
   // Set image header and allocate data
    BOOL CreateImage(int width, int height, int nChannels = 3, ppType type = pp8u, BOOL bPlane = FALSE);
    BOOL CreateImage(CImgHeader header);
   // Load image from bmp file
   BOOL LoadImage(CFile* pFile);
   // Save image to bmp file
   BOOL SaveImage(CFile* pFile);
   // Reset image size
   BOOL SetSize(int width, int height);

// Attributes
   // Get image header
   CImgHeader GetHeader() const { return *(CImgHeader*)this;}
   // Get pointer to data
   void* DataPtr();
   // Get image size
   IppiSize Size() const { IppiSize size = {Width(), Height()}; return size;}
   // Get scanline size in bytes
   int Step() const;
   // Get data size in bytes
   int DataSize() const;
   // Get image width
   int Width() const { return m_width;}
   // Get image height
   int Height() const { return m_height;}
   // Get number of image channels
   int Channels() const { return m_channels;}
   // Get plane order flag
   BOOL Plane() const { return m_plane;}
   // Get data type
   ppType Type() const { return m_type;}
   // Get size of data element in bits
   int Depth() const { return m_type & PP_MASK;}
   // Get signed data flag
   BOOL Sign() const { return m_type & PP_SIGN ? TRUE : FALSE;}
   // Get float data flag
   BOOL Float() const { return m_type & PP_FLOAT ? TRUE : FALSE;}
   // Get complex data flag
   BOOL Complex() const { return m_type & PP_CPLX ? TRUE : FALSE;}
   // Get string with data type description
   CString TypeString() const;
   // Get string with channels and plane description
   CString ChannelString() const;
   // Set data changed / unchanged flag
   // This flag must be set to TRUE if data has been changed
   // Then CView::OnDraw function will update bitmap and
   // set this flag to FALSE
   void IsUpdated(BOOL updated) {m_Updated = updated;}
   // Get data changed / unchanged flag
   // Used by CView::OnDraw function
   BOOL IsUpdated() const {return m_Updated;}
protected:
   void*     m_pData;
   BOOL      m_Updated;
    void Reset();
   void AllocateData();
   void FreeData();
};

Now for IplImage ::

IplImage * frame2;

Where frame2 is the object.

Definition of IplImage

typedef struct _IplImage
{
    int nSize;             /* sizeof(IplImage) */
    int ID;                /* version (=0)*/
    int nChannels;         /* Most of OpenCV functions support 1,2,3 or 4 channels */
    int alphaChannel;      /* Ignored by OpenCV */
    int depth;             /* Pixel depth in bits: IPL_DEPTH_8U, IPL_DEPTH_8S, IPL_DEPTH_16S,
                               IPL_DEPTH_32S, IPL_DEPTH_32F and IPL_DEPTH_64F are supported. */
    char colorModel[4];     /* Ignored by OpenCV */
    char channelSeq[4];     /* ditto */
    int dataOrder;         /* 0 - interleaved color channels, 1 - separate color channels.
                               cvCreateImage can only create interleaved images */
    int origin;            /* 0 - top-left origin,
                               1 - bottom-left origin (Windows bitmaps style). */
    int align;             /* Alignment of image rows (4 or 8).
                               OpenCV ignores it and uses widthStep instead.    */
    int width;             /* Image width in pixels.                           */
    int height;            /* Image height in pixels.                          */
    struct _IplROI *roi;    /* Image ROI. If NULL, the whole image is selected. */
    struct _IplImage *maskROI;      /* Must be NULL. */
    void *imageId;                 /* "           " */
    struct _IplTileInfo *tileInfo; /* "           " */
    int imageSize;         /* Image data size in bytes
                               (==image->height*image->widthStep
                               in case of interleaved data)*/
    char *imageData;        /* Pointer to aligned image data.         */
    int widthStep;         /* Size of aligned image row in bytes.    */
    int BorderMode[4];     /* Ignored by OpenCV.                     */
    int BorderConst[4];    /* Ditto.                                 */
    char *imageDataOrigin; /* Pointer to very origin of image data
                               (not necessarily aligned) -
                               needed for correct deallocation */
}

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SergeyKostrov — Tue, 04 Jun 2013 05:18:02 GMT

... class CIppiImage : public CImgHeader { ... // Attributes // Get image header CImgHeader GetHeader() const { return *(CImgHeader*)this;} // Get pointer to data void* DataPtr(); ... void* m_pData; ... }; ... typedef struct _IplImage { ... char *imageData; ... } IplImage; A conversion could be easily done directly ( you have CImgHeader ) or with C++ operators =, >> or <<.

Can you please write that

Rajendra_S_ — Tue, 04 Jun 2013 05:52:15 GMT

Can you please write that code ? it will be a great help.

Can you please write that

SergeyKostrov — Thu, 06 Jun 2013 01:40:00 GMT

>>Can you please write that code ? Sorry, No. However, I'll post a test case and you will be able to learn how to use C++ operators for object conversions, etc.

// Sub-Test 10 - Copy a

SergeyKostrov — Thu, 06 Jun 2013 01:43:01 GMT

// Sub-Test 10 - Copy a Class1 attribute to a Class2 attribute // Version 1 - CTestDMIPImage1 -> CTestImage1 class CTestDMIPImage1 { public: CTestDMIPImage1( RTvoid ) { m_piData = ( RTint * )CrtNew RTint[2]; m_piData[0] = 555; m_piData[1] = 777; }; virtual ~CTestDMIPImage1( RTvoid ) { if( m_piData != RTnull ) { CrtDeleteEx( m_piData ); m_piData = RTnull; } }; RTint *m_piData; }; class CTestImage1 { public: CTestImage1( RTvoid ) { m_piData = RTnull; }; virtual ~CTestImage1( RTvoid ){}; CTestImage1 & operator=( const CTestDMIPImage1 &tdim ) { m_piData = tdim.m_piData; return ( CTestImage1 & )*this; }; CTestImage1 & operator>>=( CTestDMIPImage1 &tdim ) { tdim.m_piData = m_piData; return ( CTestImage1 & )*this; }; RTint *m_piData; }; // Version 2 - CTestImage2 -> CTestDMIPImage2 class CTestImage2 { public: CTestImage2( RTvoid ) { m_piData = ( RTint * )CrtNew RTint[2]; m_piData[0] = 777; m_piData[1] = 555; }; virtual ~CTestImage2( RTvoid ) { if( m_piData != RTnull ) { CrtDeleteEx( m_piData ); m_piData = RTnull; } }; RTint *m_piData; }; class CTestDMIPImage2 { public: CTestDMIPImage2( RTvoid ) { m_piData = RTnull; }; virtual ~CTestDMIPImage2( RTvoid ){}; CTestDMIPImage2 & operator=( const CTestImage2 &tim ) { m_piData = tim.m_piData; return ( CTestDMIPImage2 & )*this; }; CTestDMIPImage2 & operator>>=( CTestImage2 &tim ) { tim.m_piData = m_piData; return ( CTestDMIPImage2 & )*this; }; RTint *m_piData; };

...

SergeyKostrov — Thu, 06 Jun 2013 01:45:17 GMT

... // Sub-Test 10 - Copy a Class1 attribute to a Class2 attribute { CrtPrintf( RTU("Sub-Test 10\n") ); // Version 1 - CTestDMIPImage1 -> CTestImage1 CTestDMIPImage1 tdim1; CTestImage1 tim1; tim1 = tdim1; CrtPrintf( RTU("%ld %ld\n"), tim1.m_piData[0], tim1.m_piData[1] ); tdim1.m_piData[0] = 111; tdim1.m_piData[1] = 333; tim1 >>= tdim1; CrtPrintf( RTU("%ld %ld\n"), tim1.m_piData[0], tim1.m_piData[1] ); // Version 2 - CTestImage2 -> CTestDMIPImage2 CTestImage2 tim2; CTestDMIPImage2 tdim2; tdim2 = tim2; CrtPrintf( RTU("%ld %ld\n"), tdim2.m_piData[0], tdim2.m_piData[1] ); tdim2.m_piData[0] = 222; tdim2.m_piData[1] = 444; tdim2 >>= tim2; CrtPrintf( RTU("%ld %ld\n"), tdim2.m_piData[0], tdim2.m_piData[1] ); } ...