tsukuba: Tsukuba stereo image pair

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Description

The Tsukuba stereo image pair (University of Tsukuba) is a common example in computer vision. In the ragram R package, we use this stereo image pair to demonstrate the calculation of the disparity map.

Format

The tsukuba dataset includes a stack object with two layers (raster objects).

Examples

    # data(tsukuba)
    # plot(tsukuba$layer.1)
    # plot(tsukuba$layer.2)
    
    # dispMap <- disparityMap(tsukuba$layer.1, tsukuba$layer.2, window.size = 11, search.area.size=31)

    # dispMapHorizontal <- raster(dispMap[,,1])
    # extent(dispMapHorizontal) <- extent(tsukuba$layer.1)
    # plot(dispMapHorizontal)

    # dispMapVertical <- raster(dispMap[,,2])
    # extent(dispMapVertical) <- extent(tsukuba$layer.1)
    # plot(dispMapVertical)

    # dispMapDiagonal <- dispMapLon
    # values(dispMapDiagonal) <- sqrt(dispMapHorizontal[]^2 + dispMapVertical[]^2)
    # plot(dispMapDiagonal)

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