image_region_functions.py

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## @package object_manipulator
# Helper functions for using image regions of PointCloud2s 

from __future__ import division
import roslib
roslib.load_manifest('object_manipulator')
import rospy
import scipy
import math
from sensor_msgs.msg import RegionOfInterest
import pdb


#compute an image mask for the points in the point cluster (PointCloud1 in the camera frame)
def compute_cluster_mask(camera_info, cluster, dist = 1):
    indices = []
    
    #put the corresponding image pixels for each cluster point into the set of indices
    #along with the other pixels up to dist away from it
    for point in cluster.points:
        (x,y) = compute_image_point(camera_info, point)
        for i in range(-dist,dist+1):
            if x+i < 0 or x+i > camera_info.width:
                continue
            for j in range(-dist,dist+1):
                if y+j < 0 or y+j > camera_info.height:
                    continue
                index = image_points_to_indices(camera_info.width, [x+i], [y+j])[0]
                indices.append(index)

    #kill duplicates
    unique_indices = set(indices)
    return list(unique_indices)


#turn a list of x,y coords in the image to indices (index 0 = (0,0), 1 = (1,0), width+1 = (0,1))
def image_points_to_indices(width, xvals, yvals):
    return [y*width + x for (x,y) in zip(xvals, yvals)]


#turn a set of indices into image (x,y) coords
def indices_to_image_points(width, indices):
    xvals = [ind - width*(math.floor(ind / width)) for ind in indices]
    yvals = [math.floor(ind / width) for ind in indices]
    return (xvals, yvals)


#compute the relevant point in the image for the given Point (x=0, y=0 is top left corner)
def compute_image_point(camera_info, point):

    trans_mat = scipy.matrix(scipy.identity(4))
    for i in range(3):
        for j in range(4):
            trans_mat[i,j] = camera_info.P[i*4+j]
    point4 = scipy.matrix(scipy.ones([4,1]))
    point4[0] = point.x
    point4[1] = point.y
    point4[2] = point.z

    image_pt = trans_mat * point4
    x = int(math.floor(image_pt[0,0] / image_pt[2,0]))
    y = int(math.floor(image_pt[1,0] / image_pt[2,0]))

    return (x,y)

    
#generate indices for a rectangular mask
def generate_rect_mask(x_offset, y_offset, height, width, row_step):
        
    point_indices = []
    for y in range(height+1):
        row = range(x_offset+y*row_step, x_offset+y*row_step+width+1) 
        point_indices.extend(row)
    return point_indices


#compute an image rectangle from a set of indices for a PointCloud2
def compute_roi_from_indices(indices, width, height, padding = 30):
        
    xvals = [ind - width*(math.floor(ind / width)) for ind in indices]
    yvals = [math.floor(ind / width) for ind in indices]
    roi = RegionOfInterest()
    roi.x_offset = max(0, min(xvals) - padding)
    roi.y_offset = max(0, min(yvals) - padding)
    
    roi.height = max(yvals) - roi.y_offset + padding
    if roi.height + roi.y_offset > height:
        roi.height = height - roi.y_offset
    roi.width = max(xvals) - roi.x_offset + padding
    if roi.width + roi.x_offset > width:
        roi.width = width - roi.x_offset
    roi.do_rectify = 0

    return roi

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object_manipulator
Author(s): Matei Ciocarlie
autogenerated on Fri Jan 11 10:06:42 2013