PyVPD: Vanishing Point Detector
This is a Python + Scikit-Image implementation of the Vanishing point detection in images
Installation
pip install pyvpd
Usage
import cv2
from pyvpd import VPDetector
image = cv2.imread("io/input/1.jpg")
image = cv2.cvtColor(image, cv2.COLOR_BGR2RGB)
vp_detector = VPDetector()
vps_3d, vps_2d = vp_detector.detect(image)
print("vps_3d:", vps_3d)
print("vps_2d:", vps_2d)
Results
Input image:
First vanishing point:
Second vanishing point:
Acknowledgments
We made necessary changes on top of Automated Rectification of Image to fit our design. Many thanks to Sasank Chilamkurthy for releasing the code.
Implements the modified version of the following paper:
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