depth opimage2d → depthimport fullseye as fs; fs.ledger.lf_disparity_to_depth(slope, focal_px=1000.0, baseline=1.0, *, far_depth=None, min_slope=1e-06) (実装を直接呼ぶなら import lightfield; lightfield.lf_disparity_to_depth(slope, focal_px=1000.0, baseline=1.0, *, far_depth=None, min_slope=1e-06)、台帳から引くなら opslightfield.get("lf_disparity_to_depth"))Slope (px per angular step) -> metric depth, the camera-array model.
For a rectified array of viewpoints spaced baseline apart with focal
length focal_px expressed in pixels of the sub-aperture image, a point
at distance Z shifts by |s| = focal_px * baseline / Z pixels per
step. Inverting: Z = focal_px * baseline / |s|, returned in whatever
length unit baseline was given in (mm in, mm out).
Only |s| enters, deliberately. The sign of the slope says which side of
the focal plane a point is on, and which sign means “nearer” depends on how
the angular axis was oriented when the field was decoded — a convention this
module cannot know and refuses to guess. If your decode puts near objects at
negative slope, negate before calling.
far_depth is the fail-closed switch for the s -> 0 pole (a point at
infinity has zero parallax). None (default) makes any |s| < min_slope
a ValueError naming how many pixels were affected — mask them, or pass an
explicit saturation distance as far_depth and get that value there. There
is no silent inf and no silent clamp.
Accepts a scalar or any array; returns the same shape (a scalar in gives a 0-d array out, so downstream code has one type to handle).
Raises ValueError: non-finite slope / focal_px / baseline, a
non-positive focal_px / baseline / min_slope, a negative far_depth,
and |slope| < min_slope anywhere when far_depth is None.
py -3.11 examples/lightfield_depth.pypy -3.11 examples/poc_lightfield_depth.pydepth を入力に取れる)—
depth)lf_depth_from_focus · lf_epi_slope · lf_all_in_focus · lf_plenoptic_design
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