Thanks Antoine.
I also understand that the X and Y Offsets refer to the jump between
consecutive slicing windows.
Weird the command line help is actually more informative than the help
page! Will keep it in mind for the future before asking!
Best,
Agus
On Tue, Nov 6, 2018 at 12:55 PM Antoine Regimbeau
<antoine.regimb...@c-s.fr> wrote:
>
> Hi Agus,
>
> Indeed a co-occurrence matrix - like object must be computed (in otb we are 
> using an indexed list for better computational efficiency). The range is 
> computed from Image minimum , image maximum and histogram number of bin.
>
> The image is "discretized" into n values (number of bin) between min and max. 
> That would give you a nxn co-occurence matrix.
>
> I am not sure that there is any limitation on the input as the process is 
> clamping the input (in float value) then computing the co-occurerence indexed 
> list. Nevertheless you need to be careful with the input that needs to be 
> coherent with the input value parameters.min and parameters.max . Defautl 
> value for those parameters are displayed in the otbcli help :
>
> ./bin/otbcli_HaralickTextureExtraction -help
>
> [...]
>
> Parameters:
> MISSING -in               <string>         Input Image  (mandatory)
>         -channel          <int32>          Selected Channel  (mandatory, 
> default value is 1)
>         -step             <int32>          Computation step  (optional, off 
> by default, default value is 1)
>         -ram              <int32>          Available RAM (Mb)  (optional, off 
> by default, default value is 128)
>         -parameters       <group>          Texture feature parameters
>         -parameters.xrad  <int32>          X Radius  (mandatory, default 
> value is 2)
>         -parameters.yrad  <int32>          Y Radius  (mandatory, default 
> value is 2)
>         -parameters.xoff  <int32>          X Offset  (mandatory, default 
> value is 1)
>         -parameters.yoff  <int32>          Y Offset  (mandatory, default 
> value is 1)
>         -parameters.min   <float>          Image Minimum  (mandatory, default 
> value is 0)
>         -parameters.max   <float>          Image Maximum  (mandatory, default 
> value is 255)
>         -parameters.nbbin <int32>          Histogram number of bin  
> (mandatory, default value is 8)
>         -texture          <string>         Texture Set Selection 
> [simple/advanced/higher] (mandatory, default value is simple)
>         -out              <string> [pixel] Output Image  
> [pixel=uint8/uint16/int16/uint32/int32/float/double/cint16/cint32/cfloat/cdouble]
>  (default value is float) (optional, on by default)
>         -inxml            <string>         Load otb application from xml file 
>  (optional, off by default)
>         -progress         <boolean>        Report progress
>         -help             <string list>    Display long help (empty list), or 
> help for given parameters keys
>
> If I understand correctly you "stretched" your input on a 8bit interval, does 
> this mean that your input was between [a,b] with a,b any float values before 
> the stretch ?
> If so then you should use the application with min and max set to a and b 
> respectively.
>
>
> Hope it helps.
>
> Antoine
>
>
>
> On 05/11/2018 18:05, Agustin Lobo wrote:
>
> We have computed HaralickTextureExtraction (simple) with a float32
> image and got a result with many 0, while if we input the same image
> previously stretched to a 0-255 interval and written as
> UINT8 data type the results make a lot of sense. It looks like there
> are limitations on the data type and  range of the the input data.  As
> a co-occurrence matrices must be computed, I imagine that
> a 0-64 or 0-255 range is required, but the doc in
> https://www.orfeo-toolbox.org/packages/doc/test-cookbook-workshops/Applications/app_HaralickTextureExtraction.html
> does not mention any limitation and does not tell about default values
> for the parameters (and in some cases even not the definitions).
>
> Could anyone tell me if there are actual limitations for the input
> images to HaralickTextureExtraction? And what about the default values
> of the parameters? For example for
> X Offset: X Offset.
> Y Offset: Y Offset.
> Image Minimum: Image Minimum.
> Image Maximum: Image Maximum.
> Histogram number of bin: Histogram number of bin.
>
> Thanks
>
> Agus
>
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