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use computer vision toolbox™ blocks to build models for computer vision applications. perform feature detection, image analysis, fir filtering, frequency and hough transforms, morphology, contrast enhancement, and noise removal.
local features and their descriptors are the building blocks of many computer vision algorithms. their applications include image registration, object detection and classification, tracking, and motion estimation.
motion estimation and tracking are key activities in applications including activity recognition, traffic monitoring, automotive safety, and surveillance.
analysis and enhancement techniques enable you to increase the signal-to-noise ratio and accentuate features.
the function provides details regarding block capabilities, limitations pertaining to code generation, variable-sizing, and supported data types for all computer vision toolbox blocks.
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video data is a series of images over time.
in the computer vision toolbox software, images are real-valued ordered sets of color or intensity data.
discusses advantages of fixed-point development in general and of fixed-point support in system toolbox software in particular, as well as lists common applications of fixed-point signal processing development.
defines fixed-point concepts and terminology that are helpful to know as you use dsp system toolbox™ software.
describes the arithmetic operations used by fixed-point dsp system toolbox blocks, including operations and casts that might invoke rounding and overflow handling methods.
fixed-point support for computer vision toolbox system objects
teaches you how to specify fixed-point attributes and parameters in software on both the block and system levels.
this example shows how to visualize a streaming point cloud sequence by using a point cloud viewer block.