The Premultiply Convention in Geometric Transformations does not support C/C++ code generation?
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cui,xingxing
am 10 Okt. 2022
Kommentiert: Kenneth
am 25 Mär. 2025 um 12:02
Since version R2022b, the Premultiply Convention has been recommended in priority in Geometric Transformations in the IPL(image processing toolbox) and CVT(computer vision toolbox) toolboxes, which is very much in line with industry usage. However, it is strange that some of the recommended new functions do not support C/C++ code generation, while the old ones do. For example, affinetform2d/affinetform3d do not support this, while the old functions affine2d/affine3d support C/C++ code generation. rigidtform2d/rigidtform3d should also support C/C++ generation, as this geometric transformation is very basic and typical. It is hoped that subsequent versions of TMW will enhance this function.
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Kenneth
am 25 Mär. 2025 um 12:02
That's a really interesting point about the inconsistency between the new and old geometric transformation functions in MATLAB. It's definitely odd that the newer, recommended 'premultiply convention' functions lack C/C++ code generation, especially when the older ones support it. You're right, rigid transformations are fundamental and should absolutely be included. Hopefully, MathWorks addresses this in future releases.
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Qu Cao
am 17 Okt. 2022
Thank you for reporting this. There is a bug in the documentation. All the geometric transformation objects with the premultiply convention should support C/C++ code generation.
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Qu Cao
am 18 Okt. 2022
Thank you agian for reporting these issues! We will fix them in a future release.
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Benjamin Thompson
am 10 Okt. 2022
This is just a notational thing right? Why would it affect how the code is generated and executed? The code generation and execution processes should generate the most efficient code possible.
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