pub struct Corner {
pub position: Point2<f32>,
pub orientation: f32,
pub orientation_cluster: Option<usize>,
pub strength: f32,
}Expand description
Canonical 2D corner used by all target detectors.
This is the thing you obtain by adapting the output of your ChESS crate.
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§position: Point2<f32>Corner position in pixel coordinates.
orientation: f32Dominant grid orientation at the corner, in radians.
Convention:
- Defined modulo π (pi), not 2π, because chessboard axes are undirected.
- Typically points along one local grid axis.
orientation_cluster: Option<usize>§strength: f32Strength / response of the corner detector.
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Source§impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for Corner
impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for Corner
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impl Freeze for Corner
impl RefUnwindSafe for Corner
impl Send for Corner
impl Sync for Corner
impl Unpin for Corner
impl UnwindSafe for Corner
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