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Mahotas: Open source software for scriptable computer vision. Journal of Open Research Software 1(1):e3, DOI: dx.doi.org/10.5334/jors.ac. Mahotas is a computer vision and image processing library for Python. It includes many algorithms implemented in C++ for speed while operating in numpy arrays and with a very
Tutorial: Extended Depth of Field¶. This is an example of how to use mahotas to implement an algorithm that it does not have built-in: extended depth of field. The idea is that you have a stack of images, taken at different focal points, and you build a single image so that you get everything in focus. Start with standard imports:.
For all code examples in this tutorial, I am going to assume that you typed the following before coming to the example: import numpy as np import pylab import mahotas as mh. These are the packages listed above (except pylab, which is a part of matplotlib). In Python, there is image processing tools spread across many
function of a local image region. Mahotas supports both types. The classification tutorial illustrates the usefulness of feature computation. If you simply want to compute features from images (without any further processing), you can also use the mahotas-features.py script, which is installed with mahotas (since version 1.4).
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Here is an example of using mahotas and milk for image classification (but most of the code can easily be adapted to use another machine learning package). I assume that there are three important directories: positives/ and negatives/ contain the manually labeled examples, and the rest of the data is in an unlabeled/
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14 Jun 2017 This was originally an answer on stackoverflow We can use it as a simple tutorial example. The problem is to find Wally (who goes by Waldo in the US) in the following image: from pylab import imshow, show import mahotas import mahotas.demos wally = mahotas.demos.load('Wally') imshow(wally) show().
def surf_ref(f, *refs): ''' features = surf_ref(f, *refs) Computer SURF-ref features Parameters ---------- f : ndarray input image refs : ndarrays Corresponding reference image(s) Returns ------- features : ndarray descriptors ''' from mahotas.features import surf fi = surf.integral(f.copy()) points = surf.interest_points(fi, 6, 24, 1,
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