celeste_standalone(1) [debian man page]

CELESTE_STANDALONE(1)						       HUGIN						     CELESTE_STANDALONE(1)

NAME

       celeste_standalone - Cloud identification

SYNOPSIS

       celeste_standalone [options] image1 image2 [..]

DESCRIPTION

       Celeste has been trained using Support vector machine techniques to identify clouds in photos and remove control points from these areas.
       celeste_standalone is a command-line tool with all the same functionality as Celeste in hugin.

       Simple usage is to just 'clean' an existing project file:

	celeste_standalone -i project.pto -o project.pto

OPTIONS

       -i <filename>
	   Input Hugin PTO file. Control points over SVM threshold will be removed before being written to the output file. If -m is set to 1,
	   images in the file will be also be masked.

       -o <filename>
	   Output Hugin PTO file. Default: '<filename>_celeste.pto'

       -d <filename>
	   SVM model file. Default: 'data/celeste.model'

       -s <int>
	   Maximum dimension for re-sized image prior to processing. A higher value will increase the resolution of the mask but is significantly
	   slower. Default: 800

       -t <float>
	   SVM threshold. Raise this value to remove fewer control points, lower it to remove more. Range 0 to 1. Default: 0.5

       -m <1|0>
	   Create masks when processing Hugin PTO file. Default: 0

       -f <string>
	   Mask file format. Options are PNG, JPEG, BMP, GIF and TIFF.	Default: PNG

       -r <1|0>
	   Filter radius. 0 = large (more accurate), 1 = small (higher resolution mask, slower, less accurate). Default: 0

       -h  Print usage.

AUTHORS

       Written by Tim Nugent.

"Version: 2011.4.0"						    2011-12-02						     CELESTE_STANDALONE(1)

AUTOOPTIMISER(1)						       HUGIN							  AUTOOPTIMISER(1)

NAME

       autooptimiser - Optimize image positions

SYNOPSIS

       autooptimiser [options] project.pto

       (- can be specified to read the project from stdio.)

DESCRIPTION

       autooptimiser works similarly to PToptimizer but with extra command-line options.

       It is also different in that PToptimizer appends its output onto the input file in the form of 'o' lines which need further processing.
       autooptimiser simply updates the project and writes it to a new file.

OPTIONS

       -o file.pto
	   Output file. If omitted, stdout is used.

       Optimisation options (if not specified, no optimisation takes place):

       -a  Auto align mode, includes various optimisation stages, depending on the amount and distribution of the control points

       -p  Pairwise optimisation of yaw, pitch and roll, starting from first image

       -n  Optimize parameters specified in script file (like PToptimizer).

       Post-processing options:

       -l  Level horizon (works best for horizontal panoramas)

       -s  Automatically select a suitable output projection and size

       Other options:

       -q  Quiet operation (no progress is reported)

       -v HFOV
	   Specify horizontal field of view of input images. Used if the .pto file contains invalid HFOV values (autopano-SIFT writes .pto files
	   with invalid HFOV)

       When -a, -l, and -s options are used together, an operation similar to the one of the "Align" button in hugin is performed.

AUTHORS

       Written by Pablo d'Angelo. Also contains contributions from Douglas Wilkins, Ippei Ukai, Ed Halley, Bruno Postle, Gerry Patterson and Brent
       Townshend.

       This man page was written by Cyril Brulebois <cyril.brulebois@enst-bretagne.fr> and is licensed under the same terms as the hugin package
       itself.

"Version: 2011.4.0"						    2011-12-02							  AUTOOPTIMISER(1)