k-means and image inpainting wrappers #270
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valillon
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I'm adding a second wrapper for simple image inpainting, currently configured for the Navier-Strokes method with radius 3. See an example here. Sorry for both commits in the same pull request. |
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Wrapping k-means for unsupervised color clustering.
I don't know why the opencv's k-means implementation returns properly classified segments, but the cluster centroids look odd. In this example I had to ignored the opencv centroids and recalculating them in a different way.
Two clustering samples of color and grayscale clustering created with this commit on a RGB image and its depth-map, respectively.