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Winson MIKE , 12/21/2023 03:52 PM
1 | 17 | Winson MIKE | h1. Project Details |
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3 | 17 | Winson MIKE | h2. Image Masking |
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5 | 23 | Winson MIKE | * +Images+ * |
6 | 21 | Winson MIKE | || !Left2.jpg! || The left Image || |
7 | || !Right2.jpg! || The right image || |
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8 | || !Whole2.jpg! || Expected output || |
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10 | 22 | Winson MIKE | The goal of this project is to combine two images and have them become one whole image with the same brightness while using two projectors to combine the image |
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12 | *+Methods+* |
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14 | 1. *Implementations* |
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16 | a. +Project Management:+ Managing and monitoring the project by using the Redline platform, giving the function to: |
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17 | - Track progress |
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18 | - Assign tasks |
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19 | - Collaborate efficiently for any issues faced |
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20 | b. +Programming:+ The project is implemented using Python, where third-party libraries are used to process the image and blending. |
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21 | c. +UML:+ In order to provide a clear structure of our program, We use the Unified Modeling Language (UML) program called 'Astah' to create a detailed blueprint of the program's architecture |
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22 | d. +Doxygen:+ To ensure clarity, maintainability, and ease of future development, The code is thoroughly commented on and documented using Doxygen. |
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24 | 2. *Achievements* |
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25 | !S__4907107-2.jpg! |
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27 | Thursday, 21, December, 2023 |
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30 | In this progress, we used the projector to implement the output files in order to get one seemingly smooth picture on the screen. The result shows that the border area, which is the middle area of the picture is still too bright and we need to further reduce the brightness to make it perfect. Now, for each input and output have one python files respectively, which in total we have two files. The goal is to combine the two files into one file and get the results all in one python file, which the result is the corrected left and right image. |