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package boofcv.alg.feature.associate;

import org.ddogleg.nn.NearestNeighbor;
import org.ddogleg.nn.NnData;
import org.ddogleg.struct.DogArray;
import org.ddogleg.struct.FastAccess;

/**
 * 

Matches features using a {@link NearestNeighbor} search from DDogleg. The source features are processed * as a lump using {@link NearestNeighbor#setPoints(java.util.List, boolean)} while destination features * are matched one at time using {@link NearestNeighbor.Search#findNearest(Object, double, org.ddogleg.nn.NnData)}. * Typically the processing of source features is more expensive and should be minimized while looking up * destination features is fast. Multiple matches for source features are possible while there will only * be a unique match for each destination feature.

* *

An optional ratio test inspired from [1] can be used. The ratio between the best and second best score is found. * if the difference is significant enough then the match is accepted. This this is a ratio test, knowing if the score * is squared is important. Please set the flag correctly. Almost always the score is Euclidean distance squared.

* *

[1] Lowe, David G. "Distinctive image features from scale-invariant keypoints." * International journal of computer vision 60.2 (2004): 91-110.

* * @author Peter Abeles */ public class AssociateNearestNeighbor_ST extends AssociateNearestNeighbor { // Nearest Neighbor algorithm and storage for the results private final NearestNeighbor.Search search; NnData result = new NnData<>(); DogArray> result2 = new DogArray<>(NnData::new); // The type of description it can process Class descType; public AssociateNearestNeighbor_ST( NearestNeighbor alg, Class descType ) { super(alg); this.search = alg.createSearch(); this.descType = descType; } @Override public void setSource( FastAccess listSrc ) { super.setSource(listSrc); } @Override public void setDestination( FastAccess listDst ) { this.listDst = listDst; } @Override public void associate() { matchesAll.resize(listDst.size); matchesAll.reset(); if (scoreRatioThreshold >= 1.0) { // if score ratio is not turned on then just use the best match for (int i = 0; i < listDst.size; i++) { if (!search.findNearest(listDst.data[i], maxDistance, result)) continue; matchesAll.grow().setTo(result.index, i, result.distance); } } else { for (int i = 0; i < listDst.size; i++) { search.findNearest(listDst.data[i], maxDistance, 2, result2); if (result2.size == 1) { NnData r = result2.getTail(); matchesAll.grow().setTo(r.index, i, r.distance); } else if (result2.size == 2) { NnData r0 = result2.get(0); NnData r1 = result2.get(1); // ensure that r0 is the closest if (r0.distance > r1.distance) { NnData tmp = r0; r0 = r1; r1 = tmp; } double foundRatio = ratioUsesSqrt ? Math.sqrt(r0.distance)/Math.sqrt(r1.distance) : r0.distance/r1.distance; if (foundRatio <= scoreRatioThreshold) { matchesAll.grow().setTo(r0.index, i, r0.distance); } } else if (result2.size != 0) { throw new RuntimeException("BUG! 0,1,2 are acceptable not " + result2.size); } } } } @Override public Class getDescriptionType() { return descType; } }




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