I'm looking for some basic SIFT implementation in MATLAB. I need to write it from first principles. Also, I'm looking for something which explains whats going on in the program. Vedali's code and David Lowe's code just go over my head.
If you are a Matlab user, you must know this excelent site web : Matlab File Exchange
There, you will find the following project : Feature Points In Image
I think this project will fully answer to all your questions about sift.
It also posible to have a look of the SIFT implementation of the opencv library.
Then, you can find a matlab implementation by the SIFT inventor here :
D.LOW SIFT, I assume that you already know this implementation.
To understand SIFT, read this very good paper ASIFT wich explain the ASIFT algorithm. This paper start with a description of SIFT alogirthm.
You can have a look at this implementation by Yan-Tao Zheng, Ming Zhao, Shi-Yong Neo.
Also, I know that Scott Ettinger from Intel research made a Matlab implementation at some point.
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I was trying to implement matlab's imfilter function in opencv. I found across this link which could help me CLICK HERE. That link has an answer which I am expecting. But the C++ code there is not complete. As I am new to opencv, I couldnt use the FilterEngine correctly. Anybody help me with the complete code along with the FilterEngine class.
Recently I am using SVMhmm package to handle classification problem. But I found that SVMhmm package is used under Linux or Windows (under Cygwin). I am thinking to use it under MATLAB of windows system. I know that there is an SVMstruct MATLAB interface package developed by Andrea Vedaldi. But can it handel HMM problem? Could someone help me with this? Many thanks.
The web page (http://svmlight.joachims.org/svm_struct.html) for SVMhmm doesn't mention a MATLAB interface. SVMstruct won't be able to do the job if you need the SVMhmm features. Just save your data from MATLAB as text file and the load it into SVMhmm. You contact the author (see web page for address) to ask about a MATLAB interface.
I am working on an app with have requirement to give "Droste Effects" on image.i did search on Google more but not find programming solution for this effects.the effect example in there below.
http://apping.me/ios/4eb514ba8491783f5b0001e2/droste+vision.html
http://www.pmavridis.com/iDroste/iDroste.html
Please provide me suggestion or any tutorials link. How i will do that task?.Thanks in advance.
The Droste effect is a trick made with some intense mathematics and a recursive function. Please read http://www.josleys.com/article_show.php?id=82. If you don't know about recursion please read up http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recursion. Since your request is very specific I doubt there will be many people who happen to have a Droste effect code written in the iphone programming langauge, but the links above should help you understand the math behind creating your own. Good luck.
I have to do a project for school and I have no idea where to start from. I need to make a 3D reconstruction from the images you get after doing a tomography.
Also, after the image will be reconstructed i need to provide a tool so the user can slice the organ as he wants and so he can see the section he made.
Any help would be really apreciated. Thanks.
See Radon function & co this is very likely what you will need to use. And see also this book (a must have reference).
A very quick Googling led me to this page. A tomography toolbox for MATLAB.
I'm trying to find some sample code for Core-Plot on the iPhone. So far, all the examples I've found plot equations such as X^2 or 1/X, etc. over some range. My goal is to find some sample code that just plots two points ((1,2) and (2,3), for example) and connects them with a line.
It seems simple, but I've yet to find out how to approach this. I've checked the Core-Plot Wiki, and am again only able to find more complex examples.
Appreciate any help, thank you.
Have you looked at the examples included with Core Plot? There's a mix of Mac and iOS apps. Except for the hosting view, the API is identical on both platforms.