EWorldShape::EmptyLandmarks
Resets the landmark Feature point in an image that can be accurately located directly or indirectly (center of a shape, intersection of edges, ...). When an image must be realigned with respect to another one, landmarks can be matched together. specification sequence.
Namespace: Euresys::Open_eVision
[C++]
void EmptyLandmarks(
)
Remarks
Landmark calibration is the process of computing the calibration parameters by means of a set of known points for which the coordinates are available in both World and Sensor spaces. Usually, such points are chosen as salient features on the part or target in view. They must be such that appropriate image processing techniques allow measuring their positions from the image (directly or indirectly by geometric constructions), while at the same time their coordinates in a reference frame are known.
EWorldShape.EmptyLandmarks
Resets the landmark specification sequence.
Namespace: Euresys.Open_eVision
[C#]
void EmptyLandmarks(
)
Remarks
Landmark calibration is the process of computing the calibration parameters by means of a set of known points for which the coordinates are available in both World and Sensor spaces. Usually, such points are chosen as salient features on the part or target in view. They must be such that appropriate image processing techniques allow measuring their positions from the image (directly or indirectly by geometric constructions), while at the same time their coordinates in a reference frame are known.
EWorldShape.EmptyLandmarks
Resets the landmark specification sequence.
Module: open_evision
[Python]
EmptyLandmarks() -> None
Remarks
Landmark calibration is the process of computing the calibration parameters by means of a set of known points for which the coordinates are available in both World and Sensor spaces. Usually, such points are chosen as salient features on the part or target in view. They must be such that appropriate image processing techniques allow measuring their positions from the image (directly or indirectly by geometric constructions), while at the same time their coordinates in a reference frame are known.