Build a picture
Assuming that we still have XXXXX linked to the bigmap...
checkVar $ID $Res $logP
echo ${ID}A> tmpRun
cat nftConfig/nftBigmap-$ID-$Res.IN >> tmpRun
bigMapRef < tmpRun
echo $ID$Res > MAPLIST.TXT
echo END >> MAPLIST.TXT
img=`head -2 nftConfig/nftBigmap-$ID-A.IN | tail -1`
echo $img > tmp
echo n >> tmp
Imager_MG < tmp
echo $img > tmp
echo y >> tmp
echo 0 >> tmp
echo n >> tmp
echo n >> tmp
Display < tmp
convert TEMPFILE.pgm $logP/$img.jpg
convert TEMPFILE.pgm 1.jpg
convert TEMPFILE.pgm $logP/eval-$ID-$img.jpg
echo XXXXXX | showmap
convert XXXXXX.pgm $logP/eval-show-$ID.jpg
score=`tail -2 SIGMAS.TXT | head -1 | cut -c 23-30`
mScore=`echo "scale=2; $score * 1000" | bc | cut -c -4`
convert SIGMAS.pgm -fill white -gravity North -pointsize 15 -annotate +0+10 Max:${mScore}m $logP/eval-sig-$ID.jpg
Checking
Evaluation
corrEval.sh -- This reads the *.OOT files generated from an iteration. It calculates the low, average, stdev and sigma-score for every landmark that was run. This can be run in any directory that has OOT files. Note, it would like to read MAPINFO.TXT to get the lat/lon and GSD of the landmark. If it is not there, it will have 0 0 0. You can "cheat" by running ln -s ../MAPINFO.TXT . (or whatever the path is to the original). It runs awk on landmarkOOT.awk.
You can give it a GSD so that it will only compute that GSD. Thus, 35cm landmarks would be 0.3500 (it uses string matches from MAPINFO.TXT)
- corrEval.sh (0.1400)
name
resolution
lat
lon
minimum
average
sigma score
percent of images that passed 0.6
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landmarkEval.sh -- This uses lithos to load and evaluate the correlation score for a landmark. It will load the given landmark and run a 1 0 1 to get the scores. It doesn't change anything, but it is better to run in "wk" to avoid collision with gray.pgm.
This copies the LMRK_DISPLAY1.pgm over to ~/send/ so you can see what it looks like
landmarkEval.sh <lmkname>
name
minimum
maximum
average
stdev
sigma score
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- bigEval.sh - This does a bunch of things to get the state of the MNL
Builds a bigmap using bigMapRef. Because it is using a reference bigmap, you need to run normal bigmap first
- It links the new bigmap to XXXXXX.MAP so it can be loaded in lithos. Map files that start with 0 do not get loaded. When NFT features have leading numbers other than 0, then we won't need this step
- Creates the Z maplet. This maplet is a simple 22cm with Q=49 that matches the size of the Orbit B MLNs. We create the maplet, load the just-created bigmap, eliminate out of range images, correct alignment and get the correlation values.
- Calculates the cardinal values for this landmark (which is close to representing the landmark (Q is 49 rather than 79)
- Displays the SIGMA.TXT value for the bigmap
- Copies CSPLOT.pgm to ~/send/cs-name.jpg
Calculates the correlation score using landmarkEval.sh
- Deletes the Z maplet so it doesn't mess anything up.
nftBlockFinish.sh nft.$ID