EssentialCV 0.26

A small module to simplify essential OpenCV functions.

EssentialCV

[](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/EssentialCV)

• This is a simplified module for the great OpenCV Library.

• Most of the essential functions in the library are condensed to a minimal and easy to understand code.

• This project is usefull for simple and small works only.

• Some Functions use values that cannot be passed while calling. These values are from OpenCV library

  that do not have a huge impact on simple usage.

  example: cv.threshold(frame, th1, th2, cv.THRESH_BINARY) Here everything except cv.THRESH_BINARY can be passed while calling the function.

• That said, this project aims to simplify OpenCV functions. By using this module, you are expected to have some knowledge with OpenCV.

Installation:

• pip install EssentialCV

In this module:

• Image will be sometimes reffered as Frame or img.

• Threshold will be called thresh

• Blank is a blank image used for masking.

• My personal best methods for different functions will be mentioned.

Requirements:

• OpenCV

• Matplotlib

• Numpy (included with OpenCV)

Documentation:

• You can ignore passing variables which already contain a default value. As this project is aimed to simplify things like that.

• Default values are used if you don’t pass the required values.

• class Edge:

  1. Edge.CannyEdge(frame, th1, th2)

     • Canny Edge Detection.

     • This takes 3 values. The Image, and 2 Thresholds.

     • Returns image.

  2. Edge.DilateEdge(frame, th1, th2, iterations, strength = (7,7))

     • Dilate Edges.

     • This takes 5 values. The Image, and 2 Thresholds, iterations needed and strength with default (7,7).

     • Change the default while calling according to your need.

     • Returns image.

  3. Edge.LapEdge(frame)

     • Laplacian Edge Detection.

     • This takes 1 value. The Image.

     • Returns image.

  4. Edge.SobelEdge(frame)

     • Sobel Edge Detection. Best.

     • This takes 1 value. The Image.

     • Returns image.

• class Threshold:

  1. Threshold.simpleThresh(frame, th1, th2)

     • Simple Threshold.

     • This takes 3 values. The Image, and 2 Thresholds.

     • Returns ret -> th1 and thresholded image as thresh.

  2. Threshold.simpleThresh_inv(frame, th1, th2):

     • Inverse Simple Threshold.

     • This takes 3 values. The Image, and 2 Thresholds.

     • Returns ret -> th1 and thresholded image as thresh.

  3. Threshold.adaptiveThresh(frame, th1, kernel = 11, mean_tune = 3):

     • Adaptive Threshold. Best.

     • This takes 4 values. The Image, and max Threshold, kernel size default 11 and Mean_tune default 3.

     • Returns thresholded image.

  4. Threshold.adaptiveThresh_inv(frame, th1, kernel = 11, mean_tune = 3)

     • Inverse Adaptive Threshold.

     • This takes 4 values. The Image, and max Threshold, kernel size default 11 and Mean_tune default 3.

     • Returns inverse thresholded image.

  5. Threshold.adaptiveThresh_gauss(frame, th1, kernel = 11, mean_tune = 3)

     • Adaptive Threshold Gaussian.

     • This takes 4 values. The Image, and max Threshold, kernel size default 11 and Mean_tune default 3.

     • Returns thresholded image.

• class Blur:

  1. Blur.avgBlur(img, strength = (3,3))

     • Average Blur.

     • This takes 2 values. The Image, and strength default (3,3).

     • Returns blurred image.

  2. Blur.GaussBlur(img, strength = (3,3))

     • Gaussian Blur.

     • This takes 2 values. The Image, and strength default (3,3).

     • Returns blurred image.

  3. Blur.medBlur(img, strength = 3)

     • Median Blur.

     • This takes 2 values. The Image, and strength default 3.

     • Returns blurred image.

  4. Blur.biBlur(img, diameter = 10, color = 35, space = 25)

     • Bilateral Blur. Best.

     • This takes 4 values. The Image, and diameter, sigmaColor, sigmaSpace.

     • The diameter, sigmaColor, sigmaSpace can be ignored if you dont need complications.

     • Returns blurred image.

• class Transform:

  1. Transform.translate(img, x, y)

     • Translate (move) image to (x,y).

     • This takes 3 values. The Image, and x and y coordinates.

     • Returns image.

  2. Transform.rotate(img, angle, rotPoint = None)

     • Rotate image to with angle along (x,y).

     • This takes 3 values. The Image, angle and rotPoint => (x,y) coordinates. rotPoint Default => None (0,0).

     • Returns image.

  3. Transform.flip(img, axis)

     • Flip along x or y or both axis.

     • This takes 2 values. The Image, axis.

     • axis :

       0 => x 1 => y -1 => xy

     • Returns image.

• class Rescale:

  1. Rescale.rescaleframe(frame, scale)

     • Rescale image.

     • This takes 2 values. The Image, and scale factor.

     • Returns image.

  2. Rescale.changeRes(frame, width, height)

     • Change resoltuion.

     • This takes 3 values. The Image, width and height.

     • Returns image.

• class Colorspace:

  1. BGR to other color formats.

     • This takes 1 values. The Image.

     • Returns image.

  • To Gray:

    Colorspace.toGray(frame)

  • To HSV:

    Colorspace.toHSV(frame)

  • To LAB:

    Colorspace.toLAB(frame)

  • To RGB:

    Colorspace.toRGB(frame)

  2. From other color formats BGR.

     • This takes 1 values. The Image.

     • Returns image.

  • from Gray:

    Colorspace.fromGray(frame)

  • from HSV:

    Colorspace.fromHSV(frame)

  • from LAB:

    Colorspace.fromLAB(frame)

  • from RGB:

    Colorspace.fromRGB(frame)

• class Colors:

  1. Colors.colorsplit(img, depth)

     • Split colors of an image.

     • This takes 2 values. The Image and Depth.

     • Depth:

       1 –> GRAY 2 –> BGR

     • Returns 3 image of blue, green and red of the specified depth.

  2. Colors.colormerge(b,g,r)

     • Merge 3 color splitted image to get the final image.

• class Bitwise:

  1. Bitwise Funtions.

     • Overview of each values. Don’t mind this if using the Mask class. It will do this automatically for you:

       • dst => output array. Specify a Blank image for color image input. Leave None for Gray.

       • mask => input array. Specify a Mask image for color image input. Leave None for Gray.

       • one => Image to which mask is to be applied.

       • two=> Same as “one” in case of color image. If “one” is gray, use mask image.

     • For operations without mask image, Only need to pass images “one” and “two”.

  • Bitwise AND:

    Bitwise.bitAnd(one, two, dst = None, mask = None)

  • Bitwise OR:

    Bitwise.bitOr(one, two, dst = None, mask = None)

  • Bitwise XOR:

    Bitwise.bitXor(one, two, dst = None, mask = None)

  • Bitwise NOT:

    Bitwise.bitNot(one, dst = None, mask = None)

• class Mask:

  1. Mask.grayMasking(img, mask)

     • Gray Masking.

     • Use only to mask gray image.

     • Takes 2 values,Gray Image and Mask image.

     • Returns masked image.

  2. Mask.colorMasking(img, mask)

     • Color Masking.

     • Use only to mask Color image.

     • Takes 2 values,Color Image and Mask image.

     • Returns masked image.

• class MaskMaker:

  1. MaskMaker.create(img, material)

     • Creates basic rectanglur and circular mask in the centre if the image with half the size.

     • Takes image to use as masking reference and material (shape).

     • materials:

       rectangle circle

     • KeyError is raised if the input material is not valid.

     • Returns mask image.

LICENSE

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2021 rednek46

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