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Note that it's basically a same thing as image feature detection/alignment
Spatial stitching of multiple images.
Odin will have multiple detectors facing different space
Multiple images of different space.
It might have to either correct/diagnose the overlapping region of images or interpolate the gap between images.
Corrected single image containing multiple images from different spaces.
Python module / function
Not provided yet.
It's not priority yet.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Spatial stitching of images is complicated. I would prefer to rely on an external package/library to do this (e.g. opencv?).
opencv
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I agree. I guess we'll just wrap the open cv methods and make sure how the methods work in the workflow documentation...?
Also, it was much easier with human eyes since the features in the neutron background image is so subtle....
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Note that it's basically a same thing as image feature detection/alignment
Executive summary
Spatial stitching of multiple images.
Context and background knowledge
Odin will have multiple detectors facing different space
Inputs
Multiple images of different space.
Methodology
It might have to either correct/diagnose the overlapping region of images or interpolate the gap between images.
Outputs
Corrected single image containing multiple images from different spaces.
Which interfaces are required?
Python module / function
Test cases
Not provided yet.
Comments
It's not priority yet.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: