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钟尚武
dlib
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Davis King
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<current>
New Features:
New Features:
- Added find_similarity_transform()
Non-Backwards Compatible Changes:
- Added the ability to upgrade a auto_mutex_readonly from a readonly lock to a write
lock.
Bug fixes:
- Added an implementation of the paper "One Millisecond Face Alignment with an Ensemble
of Regression Trees" by Vahid Kazemi and Josephine Sullivan which appeared in this
Other:
year's CVPR conference. Therefore, dlib now includes tools for learning shape models
and also comes with a state-of-the-art face landmark locator. See the
face_landmark_detection_ex.cpp and train_shape_predictor_ex.cpp example programs for
an introduction.
Non-Backwards Compatible Changes:
- Made the interface to all the image processing routines more generic. In particular,
it is now easier to use arbitrary image types with dlib. The new generic image
interface is defined in dlib/image_processing/generic_image.h and simply consists of
seven user defined global functions and a traits template. Any user code that was
using array2d objects to represent images will still work. However, if you had been
using your own custom image object you will need to provide implementations of the
seven functions. Instructions for how to do this are in
dlib/image_processing/generic_image.h.
Bug fixes:
- Changed the murmur hash implementation to avoid any possibility of strict aliasing
violations in user code, even when things get inlined in unfavorable ways.
- Fixed a color space handling bug in resize_image() that caused bad looking outputs in
some cases.
- If "cmake" was a substring of the full path to your source code folder then the cmake
scripts would fail. This has been fixed.
- Fixed a compile time error that could occur when using find_max_single_variable().
Other:
- load_image() now uses the internal file header information to detect the
image format rather than looking at the file extension.
- Renamed unit test program to dtest avoid warnings from CMake.
- cross_validate_trainer() and cross_validate_trainer_threaded() no loner make copies
of the training data. This significantly reduces their RAM usage for large datasets.
- Changed the serialization code for C-strings so that they don't save the null
terminator byte. This makes their serialization format the same as the format for
std::string. The code should still be able to read all previously serialized data
correctly, so the change is backwards compatible with previous versions of dlib.
- Changed the evaluate_detectors() routine so that it applies non-max suppression to
each detector individually. This way one detector doesn't stomp on the output of
another detector.
- Made the version of draw_line() that draws onto a regular image use alpha blending
for drawing diagonal lines.
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