On Tue 04-Jan-2011 at 09:57 -0800, Jeffrey Martin wrote:
i don't see a -p option for cpclean here
http://wiki.panotools.org/Cpclean
where is this documented?
The wiki pages can be just a general description. Usually the
definitive guide to any of these tools is given on the command-line,
e.g:
$ cpclean -h
cpclean: remove wrong control points by statistic method
cpclean version 2010.4.0.a26eaba2eda3
Usage: cpclean [options] input.pto
CPClean uses statistical methods to remove wrong control points
Step 1 optimises all images pairs, calculates for each pair mean
and standard deviation and removes all control points
with error bigger than mean+n*sigma
Step 2 optimises the whole panorama, calculates mean and standard deviation
for all control points and removes all control points with error
bigger than mean+n*sigma
Options:
-o file.pto Output Hugin PTO file. Default: '<filename>_clean.pto'.
-n num distance factor for checking (default: 2)
-p do only pairwise optimisation (skip step 2)
-w do optimise whole panorama (skip step 1)
-h shows help
This is definitive because this is the bit written by the
programmer. If there is more relevant but technical info then it
could also be in a man page or on the wiki (or both sometimes).
--
Bruno
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