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Add program to demonstrate projecting to output plane #205
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complexData.imageData.scpPixel.col) | ||
toSlantRow = Poly2D() | ||
toSlantCol = Poly2D() | ||
polynomialFitter.fitOutputToSlantPolynomials( |
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This looks good. One thing... can you do an %extend
or whatever it is to add an overloading to the ProjectionPolynomialFitter
Python bindings where it returns these two polynomials rather than taking them in by reference so that it looks more natural in Python?
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Done.
complexData.imageData.firstCol) | ||
scpPixel = RowColDouble(complexData.imageData.scpPixel.row, | ||
complexData.imageData.scpPixel.col) | ||
toSlantRow = Poly2D() |
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You can remove these two lines now right?
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Right.
Cool - looks good |
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