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python version #6

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StephenZhao1 opened this issue Jan 29, 2024 · 2 comments
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python version #6

StephenZhao1 opened this issue Jan 29, 2024 · 2 comments

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@StephenZhao1
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I am not very familiar with cpp, does python version of this algorithm exist? Thx for your help, looking forward to your response.

@rozumden
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We have Python implementations of various algorithms similar to this one, e.g.

  1. FMODetect for fast moving object detection: https://github.com/rozumden/FMODetect
  2. DeFMO for deblurring of fast moving objects: https://github.com/rozumden/DeFMO
  3. Shape from Blur for 3D reconstruction of such objects: https://github.com/rozumden/ShapeFromBlur
  4. Deblurring by energy minimization: https://github.com/rozumden/deblatting_python

@StephenZhao1
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thx for your quick reply, appreciate for your great job.
my commant is as follow,
fmo-desktop --input /home/zhaoqihui/Repo/fmo-cpp-demo-master/videos/770011352299781.mp4 --demo --record-dir /home/zhaoqihui/Repo/fmo-cpp-demo-master
I get the error
OpenCV(3.4.20-dev) /home/zhaoqihui/Repo/opencv-3.4/modules/videoio/src/cap_images.cpp:260: error: (-215:Assertion failed) number < max_number in function 'icvExtractPattern'

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