Here is the script:
open FILE,shift;
read(FILE,$lString,4);
print unpack("I",$lString),"\n";
while(read(FILE,$lString,8)){
print join(":",unpack("If",$lString)),"\n";
}
I figured out that I had a typo in my script but even after fixing it, I
am getting a lot of number that I have no ideas what they are and now I
am wondering if they are right.
Try to run the attached image and let me know what the result would mean
I am interested in knowing what every number stands for i.e RGB,HSV,
Energy,Histogram and othersThanks again Epa Uwimana Quoting Wolfgang Müller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Dear all, > > > I am interested in features for each image. I remember reading from > one > > literature that you extract around 7800 features per image and I > was > > wondering if there is a way I can extract these from the .fts. > > I received one perl script from Dr. Muller and the script doesn't > seem > > to work correctly. Do you have the script that he mentioned you can > send > > to the list? > > Could you please post the script to the list? AFAIR it is simply > using the> > perl unpack function. Of course one would need to compare the exact > script> > with the exact c++ code. > > There is also the code to read a feature list in the inverted file > accessor> > within GIFT which is known to work. > > Cheers, > Wolfgang > > -- > Dr. Wolfgang Müller > LS Medieninformatik > Universität Bamberg > Check out the SIG MM web site http://www.sigmm.org > > > _______________________________________________ > help-GIFT mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gift > >
10019_png.fts
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