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| thumbLimb.sh PICTLIST.TXT | |
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| vecs2shape | vecs2shape | tee -a ../notes |
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| sed '1d' points\ | sed 's/D/E/g' | sed '$d' > p sed '1d' limbV\ > l |
echo limbV$ID | shape_info | tee -a ../notes sed '1d' pointsV$ID | sed 's/D/E/g' | sed '$d' > p sed '1d' limbV$ID > l |
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=== Record === {{{ echo 4 | blockFinish far\ }}} |
Block 10 - Limber V2
Description
Builds a model using the limbs
Procedure
Set-up
ID=06 echo "Setting up Limber, ID=$ID" >> notes
Ensure all images are registered to center of the shape file. Configure LIMBER.IN
Run Limber
If desired, you can also make thumbnails to see where the points were placed. Useful for tracking progress, etc.
limber thumbLimb.sh PICTLIST.TXT
Extract Vectors
Copy over the new limb vectors and remove the Q size (1st line).
sed '1d' LIMBVECS.TXT > SHAPEFILES/pointsV$ID
Build Shape Model
cd SHAPEFILES vecs2shape | tee -a ../notes pointsV__ 128 13 limbV__
Evaluate Shape Model
You can evaluate two ways -- gnuplot and register
Gnuplot - remove the 1st line in both p and l
echo limbV$ID | shape_info | tee -a ../notes sed '1d' pointsV$ID | sed 's/D/E/g' | sed '$d' > p sed '1d' limbV$ID > l gnuplot set term x11; set ticslevel 0; splot 'p' with dots, 'l' with dots
register - install and run blue/red
relink limbV$ID SHAPE.TXT cd .. evalReg.sh make_script.in
Review the images in ~/send/
Record
echo 4 | blockFinish far\