skyview.process.imagefinder

Class Radius

java.lang.Object

skyview.process.ImageFinder

skyview.process.imagefinder.RectRecurse

skyview.process.imagefinder.Border

skyview.process.imagefinder.Radius

public class Radius
extends Border

This class finds the best images to be used for sampling using a recursive rectangle algorithm. It looks for rectangles the boundaries of which can all be sampled from the same input image.

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
protected double[][]	centers
protected boolean	firstCall

Fields inherited from class skyview.process.imagefinder.RectRecurse

CONSUMED, fromOut, NO_COVERAGE, NON_PHYSICAL, SPLIT_X, SPLIT_XY, SPLIT_Y, UNCHECKED

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
Radius()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
protected double	criterion(int i, int nx, int ny, double x, double y) Being close to the center is the goal.

Methods inherited from class skyview.process.imagefinder.RectRecurse

cornerMatch, edgeOff, findImages, getCandidate, getImage, getInputLimits, minDist, printOut, radiusSquared, setStrict

Methods inherited from class skyview.process.ImageFinder

factory

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

firstCall

protected boolean firstCall

centers

protected double[][] centers

Constructor Detail

Radius

public Radius()

Method Detail

criterion

protected double criterion(int i,
                           int nx,
                           int ny,
                           double x,
                           double y)

Being close to the center is the goal.

Overrides:

criterion in class Border

Parameters:

i - The index of the image being considered

nx - The width of the candidate image

ny - The height of the caandiate image

x - The x-value of the requested point.

y - The y-value of the requested point.

Returns:

The inverse of 4 r^2. This is a little faster to computer so we use this rather than inverse of the radius.