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Unified Diff: webrtc/modules/video_processing/main/test/unit_test/createTable.m

Issue 1410663004: modules/video_processing: refactor interface->include + more. (Closed) Base URL: https://chromium.googlesource.com/external/webrtc.git@master
Patch Set: Rebased Created 5 years, 1 month ago
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Index: webrtc/modules/video_processing/main/test/unit_test/createTable.m
diff --git a/webrtc/modules/video_processing/main/test/unit_test/createTable.m b/webrtc/modules/video_processing/main/test/unit_test/createTable.m
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index 2c7fb522f6e57494267a576581e5720ea1f2568d..0000000000000000000000000000000000000000
--- a/webrtc/modules/video_processing/main/test/unit_test/createTable.m
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-% Create the color enhancement look-up table and write it to
-% file colorEnhancementTable.cpp. Copy contents of that file into
-% the source file for the color enhancement function.
-
-clear
-close all
-
-
-% First, define the color enhancement in a normalized domain
-
-% Compander function is defined in three radial zones.
-% 1. From 0 to radius r0, the compander function
-% is a second-order polynomial intersecting the points (0,0)
-% and (r0, r0), and with a slope B in (0,0).
-% 2. From r0 to r1, the compander is a third-order polynomial
-% intersecting the points (r0, r0) and (r1, r1), and with the
-% same slope as the first part in the point (r0, r0) and slope
-% equal to 1 in (r1, r1).
-% 3. For radii larger than r1, the compander function is the
-% unity scale function (no scaling at all).
-
-r0=0.07; % Dead zone radius (must be > 0)
-r1=0.6; % Enhancement zone radius (must be > r0 and < 1)
-B=0.2; % initial slope of compander function (between 0 and 1)
-
-x0=linspace(0,r0).'; % zone 1
-x1=linspace(r0,r1).'; % zone 2
-x2=linspace(r1,1).'; % zone 3
-
-A=(1-B)/r0;
-f0=A*x0.^2+B*x0; % compander function in zone 1
-
-% equation system for finding second zone parameters
-M=[r0^3 r0^2 r0 1;
- 3*r0^2 2*r0 1 0;
- 3*r1^2 2*r1 1 0;
- r1^3 r1^2 r1 1];
-m=[A*r0^2+B*r0; 2*A*r0+B; 1; r1];
-% solve equations
-theta=M\m;
-
-% compander function in zone 1
-f1=[x1.^3 x1.^2 x1 ones(size(x1))]*theta;
-
-x=[x0; x1; x2];
-f=[f0; f1; x2];
-
-% plot it
-figure(1)
-plot(x,f,x,x,':')
-xlabel('Normalized radius')
-ylabel('Modified radius')
-
-
-% Now, create the look-up table in the integer color space
-[U,V]=meshgrid(0:255, 0:255); % U-V space
-U0=U;
-V0=V;
-
-% Conversion matrix from normalized YUV to RGB
-T=[1 0 1.13983; 1 -0.39465 -0.58060; 1 2.03211 0];
-Ylum=0.5;
-
-figure(2)
-Z(:,:,1)=Ylum + (U-127)/256*T(1,2) + (V-127)/256*T(1,3);
-Z(:,:,2)=Ylum + (U-127)/256*T(2,2) + (V-127)/256*T(2,3);
-Z(:,:,3)=Ylum + (U-127)/256*T(3,2) + (V-127)/256*T(3,3);
-Z=max(Z,0);
-Z=min(Z,1);
-subplot(121)
-image(Z);
-axis square
-axis off
-set(gcf,'color','k')
-
-R = sqrt((U-127).^2 + (V-127).^2);
-Rnorm = R/127;
-RnormMod = Rnorm;
-RnormMod(RnormMod==0)=1; % avoid division with zero
-
-% find indices to pixels in dead-zone (zone 1)
-ix=find(Rnorm<=r0);
-scaleMatrix = (A*Rnorm(ix).^2 + B*Rnorm(ix))./RnormMod(ix);
-U(ix)=(U(ix)-127).*scaleMatrix+127;
-V(ix)=(V(ix)-127).*scaleMatrix+127;
-
-% find indices to pixels in zone 2
-ix=find(Rnorm>r0 & Rnorm<=r1);
-scaleMatrix = (theta(1)*Rnorm(ix).^3 + theta(2)*Rnorm(ix).^2 + ...
- theta(3)*Rnorm(ix) + theta(4)) ./ RnormMod(ix);
-U(ix)=(U(ix)-127).*scaleMatrix + 127;
-V(ix)=(V(ix)-127).*scaleMatrix + 127;
-
-% round to integer values and saturate
-U=round(U);
-V=round(V);
-U=max(min(U,255),0);
-V=max(min(V,255),0);
-
-Z(:,:,1)=Ylum + (U-127)/256*T(1,2) + (V-127)/256*T(1,3);
-Z(:,:,2)=Ylum + (U-127)/256*T(2,2) + (V-127)/256*T(2,3);
-Z(:,:,3)=Ylum + (U-127)/256*T(3,2) + (V-127)/256*T(3,3);
-Z=max(Z,0);
-Z=min(Z,1);
-subplot(122)
-image(Z);
-axis square
-axis off
-
-figure(3)
-subplot(121)
-mesh(U-U0)
-subplot(122)
-mesh(V-V0)
-
-
-
-% Last, write to file
-% Write only one matrix, since U=V'
-
-fid = fopen('../out/Debug/colorEnhancementTable.h','wt');
-if fid==-1
- error('Cannot open file colorEnhancementTable.cpp');
-end
-
-fprintf(fid,'//colorEnhancementTable.h\n\n');
-fprintf(fid,'//Copy the constant table to the appropriate header file.\n\n');
-
-fprintf(fid,'//Table created with Matlab script createTable.m\n\n');
-fprintf(fid,'//Usage:\n');
-fprintf(fid,'// Umod=colorTable[U][V]\n');
-fprintf(fid,'// Vmod=colorTable[V][U]\n');
-
-fprintf(fid,'static unsigned char colorTable[%i][%i] = {\n', size(U,1), size(U,2));
-
-for u=1:size(U,2)
- fprintf(fid,' {%i', U(1,u));
- for v=2:size(U,1)
- fprintf(fid,', %i', U(v,u));
- end
- fprintf(fid,'}');
- if u<size(U,2)
- fprintf(fid,',');
- end
- fprintf(fid,'\n');
-end
-fprintf(fid,'};\n\n');
-fclose(fid);
-fprintf('done');
-
-
-answ=input('Create test vector (takes some time...)? y/n : ','s');
-if answ ~= 'y'
- return
-end
-
-% Also, create test vectors
-
-% Read test file foreman.yuv
-fprintf('Reading test file...')
-[y,u,v]=readYUV420file('../out/Debug/testFiles/foreman_cif.yuv',352,288);
-fprintf(' done\n');
-unew=uint8(zeros(size(u)));
-vnew=uint8(zeros(size(v)));
-
-% traverse all frames
-for k=1:size(y,3)
- fprintf('Frame %i\n', k);
- for r=1:size(u,1)
- for c=1:size(u,2)
- unew(r,c,k) = uint8(U(double(v(r,c,k))+1, double(u(r,c,k))+1));
- vnew(r,c,k) = uint8(V(double(v(r,c,k))+1, double(u(r,c,k))+1));
- end
- end
-end
-
-fprintf('\nWriting modified test file...')
-writeYUV420file('../out/Debug/foremanColorEnhanced.yuv',y,unew,vnew);
-fprintf(' done\n');

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