Martin -
On Aug 24, 9:58 pm, Martin F <[email protected]> wrote:
> Does anybody have an idea of how I can best go about this? I assume I
> need to either implement the Burt & Adelson algorithm myself in
> Python, as I would rather not directly make my changes to enfuse
> itself and have recompile each time when I'm not familiar with the
> code base.
No idea whether there is a best way...
Here are just two ideas.
1. Check our VigraNumPy at
http://hci.iwr.uni-heidelberg.de/vigra/doc/vigranumpy/index.html
which features the elementary pyramid operations "expand" and "reduce"
as well as some of their relatives.
2. Your are welcome to extend Enfuse! AFAIKS, loading "ready-made"
masks into Enfuse amounts to suppressing any weight computations and
then splicing in the masks right after the original mask-export code.
For completeness soft masks as well as hard masks should be loadable.
This would restore the symmetry between Enblend and Enfuse with
respect to operations on external masks; not that this matters an any
way. ;)
Cheers,
Chris
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