Class AlgorithmHarrisCornerDetector

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    AlgorithmInterface, java.awt.event.ActionListener, java.awt.event.WindowListener, java.lang.Runnable, java.util.EventListener

    public class AlgorithmHarrisCornerDetector
    extends AlgorithmBase
    implements AlgorithmInterface
    • Field Detail

      • epsilon

        private double epsilon
      • sigma

        private float sigma
      • radius

        private int radius
      • pointThreshold

        private double pointThreshold
      • Ix

        private float[] Ix
      • Iy

        private float[] Iy
      • Fx2

        private float[] Fx2
      • Fxy

        private float[] Fxy
      • Fy2

        private float[] Fy2
      • operationType

        private int operationType
    • Constructor Detail

      • AlgorithmHarrisCornerDetector

        public AlgorithmHarrisCornerDetector()
        AlgorithmHarrisCornerDetector - default constructor.
      • AlgorithmHarrisCornerDetector

        public AlgorithmHarrisCornerDetector​(ModelImage destImg,
                                             ModelImage srcImg,
                                             float sigma,
                                             int radius,
                                             double pointThreshold)
        AlgorithmHarrisCornerDetector.
        Parameters:
        destImg - DOCUMENT ME!
        srcImg - DOCUMENT ME!
        sigma -
        radius -
        pointThreshold -
    • Method Detail

      • algorithmPerformed

        public void algorithmPerformed​(AlgorithmBase algorithm)
        Description copied from interface: AlgorithmInterface
        Called after an algorithm this listener is registered to exits (maybe successfully, maybe not). If the algorithm is run in a separate thread, this call will be made within that thread. If not, this call will be made from that same, shared thread.
        Specified by:
        algorithmPerformed in interface AlgorithmInterface
        Parameters:
        algorithm - the algorithm which has just completed