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Unsupervised joint alignment of complex images http://vis-www.cs.umass.edu/code/congealingcomplex/ All code provided under a BSD-style license. Terms of license can be found at the top of each source file. README contents: -------------------------------- 1. Overview 2. Quick Guide 3. Cars 4. Full Details 5. Additional Notes 1. Overview -------------------------------- The source code is given for congealReal.cpp and funnelReal.cpp, producing binaries congealReal and funnelReal. Both are written in C++ and require the OpenCV library (http://opencvlibrary.sourceforge.net). On a Linux machine, the following Makefile commands will produce the binaries, following the conventions from http://opencvlibrary.sourceforge.net/CompileOpenCVUsingLinux (refer to the first URL for other environments). IFLAGS = `pkg-config --cflags opencv` -O2 LFLAGS = `pkg-config --libs opencv` all: congealReal funnelReal congealReal: congealReal.cpp gcc $(IFLAGS) $(LFLAGS) -o congealReal congealReal.cpp funnelReal: funnelReal.cpp gcc $(IFLAGS) $(LFLAGS) -o funnelReal funnelReal.cpp Depending on the settings congealReal is run with, it may bring up images in new windows. Press any key to continue with the program. 2. Quick Guide -------------------------------- congealReal images.list images.model This command will read in a list of image filenames, one per line, from images.list, perform congealing, and save the sequence of distribution fields to the file images.model. funnelReal images.list images.model images_aligned.list This command will read in a list of image filenames, one per line, from images.list, align each image by funneling it according to the sequence of distribution fields in images.model, then save the aligned images using the filenames specified in images_aligned.list (which should be in the same order as images.list). 3. Cars -------------------------------- The set of car images used in the ICCV paper is provided to try with the source code. After uncompressing cars.tgz, one can run the following commands from the cars/ directory. congealReal carsFn.txt cars.train -o animSeq.txt -d display -v visualize -g carsOutFn.txt -outer 176 132 -inner 120 76 -nonrand -verbose This will display the resulting images in new windows and save these to the directory display, produce visualizations of the final distribution field entropy and highest posterior probability cluster representatives to visualize, generate aligned images and save them to the directory final, use a 176x132 outer image and 120x76 inner image, compute the entropy at all points within the inner window, and output the entropy at each iteration. congealReal carsFn.txt cars.train -a animSeq.txt animations -outer 176 132 -inner 120 76 This will produce frames for animation of the congealing done by the previous command, saving the images grouped in 5x5 panels and entropy of the distribution field, at each iteration of congealing, to the directory animations. funnelReal carsFn.txt cars.train carsOut.fn -outer 176 132 -inner 120 76 -o params.txt This will align the car images using the funnel learned from the congealing and save the aligned images to the directory final and the transformation parameters used to align each image to params.txt. In the case of the cars, the funneling is duplicating the result of congealing with the -g option, so this is just for illustration. Funneling would be used in instances where it is not feasible to congeal all images in a data set at once, or when congealing has been done on an initial set of images and subsequently new images are found that need to be aligned. 4. Full Details -------------------------------- congealReal.cpp : congealing for complex, realistic images using soft clusters of SIFT descriptors usage : congealReal <list of image filenames> <model output file> ... [options] <list of image filenames> is a list of filenames of the images to process <model output file> is the filename to which the sequence of distribution fields should be written to (for use later in funneling) options : -o filename output the transformations at each iteration to the specified file, in order to create an animation later -a filename directory create a frame (for animation) using the transformations given in the specified file, and write the result to the specified directory (must be used alone, and no congealing will be done) -v directory create visualizations of highest probability patches for each cluster and of entropy of final distribution field, writing images to the specified directory -g directory or list of filenames generate the final aligned images. if the argument is a directory name, the images will be written to the specified directory using the original filenames (this assumes the original filenames were relative filenames, and appends them to the specified directory). otherwise, it is assumed the argument is the name of a file containing a list of filenames to use for the aligned images -d directory display the final transformations in 5x5 panels and write images to specified directory (press ESC to skip display of panels) -outer w h resize images to w by h for congealing computations (default 150x150) -inner w h use an inner window of size w by h, within which to calculate likelihood for congealing (must be smaller than outer dimensions by at least the size of the window for which SIFT descriptor is calculated over) (default 100x100) -loc n sample n pixel locations at which to calculate likelihood for congealing (default 6,000) -nonrand use all points within inner window rather than sampling (will ignore -loc if provided) -clusters k use k clusters of SIFT descriptors (default 12) -verbose print out entropy for each iteration of congealing funnelReal.cpp : funneling for complex, realistic images using sequence of distribution fields learned from congealReal usage : funnelReal <list of image filenames> ... <model file from congealing> ... <output directory or list of output filenames> [options] <list of image filenames> is a list of filenames of the images to process <model file from congealing> is the file containing the sequence of distribution fields from congealing <output directory or list of output filenames> if this is the name of a directory, the aligned images will be written to this directory (making the assumption to the filenames provided in the first argument are relative. If it is not the name of the directory, then it should be the name of a file containing the filenames to use for the aligned images, in order corresponding to the first argument options : -o filename output the final parameter values used to generate aligned images -outer w h resize images to w by h for funneling computations (default 150x150). this must match the values used in congealing -inner w h use an inner window of size w by h, within which to calculate likelihood for congealing (must be smaller than outer dimensions by at least the size of the window for which SIFT descriptor is calculated over) (default 100x100). this must match the values used in congealing 5. Additional Notes -------------------------------- Currently, the SIFT descriptor computation remains as described in the ICCV paper. Important points are that it is computed over 8x8 patches split into 4x4 subregions, yielding a 32 dimensional vector, and the patches are not re-oriented to the dominent edge orientation of the patch. congealReal.cpp contains a constant variable maxIters = 100, and will terminate if the number of iterations of congealing exceeds this number. In practice, congealing takes approximately 20 to 30 iterations. Of course, this will vary depending on your particular data, so you may wish to increase this number of necessary. congealReal.cpp also contains a constant variable maxFrameIndex = 5. This number determines how many sets of 5x5 images it will create when making frames for animation. funnelReal.cpp contains a constant variable maxProcessAtOnce = 600, and will attempt to simultaneously funnel at most maxProcessAtOnce images together. This number should be set based on memory constraints, though there should not be any significant slowdown if a smaller number of images are funneled together in one round.
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