[lk_flow] Keep matching information for sparse optical flow #149
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@knorth55 thanks for contribution. BTW what kind of application are you using. Is there any nice program that takes output of optical flow? |
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Now I'm working on a robot to grasp moving object.
Now I'm implementing my program to follow the moving object, and it is the same layer as euslisp. |
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lk_flowis on method for sparse optical flow, so matching betweenprev_flow (point[0])andflow (point[1])is important.But current implementation drops the information and resize flow to shrink the size, which drops the matching information.
This PR adds
statusarray (bool) to show if the point is tracked or lost.This PR
This is the simple example, so only
(x, y)is registered for each point.Current implementation
https://docs.opencv.org/3.4/d4/dee/tutorial_optical_flow.html