Accomplishment
- All algoritm implemented. cvDFT(), which was causing trouble last week is also implemented.
- All work has been commited to SVN.
- Benchmarking of the work is provided at https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0Ai2Dm5P92uZhdGFxcnI0N3p3M3FKX09XaVdwak4takE&hl=en&authkey=CIyT35UE#gid=0.
- Complete documentation is provided at http://code.google.com/p/opencv-dsp-acceleration/w/list. Also, http://elinux.org/BeagleBoard/GSoC/2010_Projects/OpenCV has been updated and linked to the documentation.
- Take couple of days off.
- Work further to add other API and refine work.
- Provide support and help to anybody interested in this work.
This looks interesting. I have been doing quite a bit of work on openCV on the BB. After watching your videos I was wondering what you were using for camera capture and display. I found that highgui was painfully slow and so used SDL. What did you end up using? Also are you still using openCV 1.0 or did you compile 2.x?
ReplyDeleteI used highgui for camera capture inspite of it being slow and the library I have used is 2.1.
ReplyDeletec6Runapp I use to create. out run on the dsp.
ReplyDeleteWhen I use the normal opencv draw anything and I do not give me many errors.
Opencv-dsp as these are used in a normal file c.
Thanks.
Sir,
ReplyDeleteThis is student from Bits-Pilani,India.
I am doing a project on video surveillance for which i am using beagle board.
I was running th code on the board and its processing time is too high.I think the code is presently working on arm processor. So, i want to shift some of time consuming code on to dsp for processing.
But the problem is i couldn't get any resource on how to code or start dsp or how to use c64 on beagle board.
i installed Ubuntu.Now i want to know how to run c64 and to transfer some part of code on to dsp .please give me the necessary resources as soon as possible.
Thank You.