Making the DXDetector operate internally on UMat rather than Mat type…#2
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…s so that it will call openCV code when it is available, making the calculation of that filter orders of magnitude faster on computers with powerful GPUs and reducing the energy cost of the calculations. Verified that the results look the same when run on a set of 9 different images.
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…s so that it will call openCV code when it is available, making the calculation of that filter orders of magnitude faster on computers with powerful GPUs and reducing the energy cost of the calculations. Verified that the results look the same when run on a set of 9 different images.