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Is there a way to trick (or configure) the AffineWarper into non blocking?


rwhittington
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It seems to me that once the Control vectors are sent to the AffineWarper that a single Affine transform could be calculated and applied to all Observed Features as they come through.

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Sounds like we need a "Control Vectors Come First" mode on that baby. Then we could do as Reed would like. I'll post an idea.

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Hi @rwhittington,

 

Is the main concern the performance of the AffineWarper?

 

 


rwhittington
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  • August 1, 2017

hi Annabelle, performance. Yes. It seems like it should not need to block if all Control vectors are supplied before Observed features. @DaveAtSafe gave me a tip to use the 3DAffineWarper. So will try that. Thanks for the help.


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Sounds like we need a "Control Vectors Come First" mode on that baby. Then we could do as Reed would like. I'll post an idea.


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fmelizard wrote:

Sounds like we need a "Control Vectors Come First" mode on that baby. Then we could do as Reed would like. I'll post an idea.

Here's the idea: https://knowledge.safe.com/idea/49378/affinewarper-add-control-vectors-come-first-option.html -- go vote! And/or clarify what I've written there. Thanks!

 

 


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  • August 2, 2017

Thanks Dale.


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