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  * Track a white dot.
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  * Authors:
  * Fabien Spindler
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  *****************************************************************************/


/*
  \file vpDot2.h
  \brief This tracker is meant to track some zones on a vpImage.
*/

#ifndef vpDot2_hh
#define vpDot2_hh

#include <visp/vpImage.h>
#include <visp/vpRect.h>
#include <visp/vpTracker.h>
#include <visp/vpColor.h>
#include <visp/vpImagePoint.h>

#ifdef VISP_BUILD_DEPRECATED_FUNCTIONS
#  include <visp/vpList.h>
#endif

#include <vector>
#include <list>

/*!
  \class vpDot2

  \ingroup TrackingImageBasic

  \brief This tracker is meant to track a blob (connex pixels with same
  gray level) on a vpImage.

  The underground algorithm is based on a binarisation of the image
  and then on a contour detection using the Freeman chain coding to
  determine the blob characteristics (location, moments, size...).

  The binarisation is done using gray level minimum and maximum values
  that define the admissible gray levels of the blob. You can specify these
  levels by setGrayLevelMin() and setGrayLevelMax(). These levels are also
  set automatically by setGrayLevelPrecision(). The algorithm allows
  to track white objects on a black background and vice versa.

  When a blob is found, some tests are done to see if it is valid:
  - A blob is considered by default as ellipsoid. The found blob could
  be rejected if the shape is not ellipsoid. To determine if the shape
  is ellipsoid the algorithm consider an inner and outside ellipse.
  Sampled points on these two ellipses should have the right gray levels.
  Along the inner ellipse the sampled points should have gray levels
  that are in the gray level minimum and maximum bounds, while
  on the outside ellipse, the gray levels should be out of the gray level
  bounds. To set the percentage of the sample points which should have the right
  levels use setEllipsoidBadPointsPercentage(). The distance between the
  inner ellpsoid and the blob contour, as well the distance between the
  blob contour and the outside ellipse is fixed by setEllipsoidShapePrecision().
  If you want to track a non ellipsoid shape, and turn off this validation test,
  you have to call setEllipsoidShapePrecision(0).
  - The width, height and surface of the blob are compared to the
  corresponding values of the previous blob. If they differ to much
  the blob could be rejected. To set the admissible distance you can
  use setSizePrecision().

  Note that track() and searchDotsInArea() are the most important features
  of this class.

  - track() estimate the current position of the dot using its previous
    position, then try to compute the new parameters of the dot. If everything
    went ok, tracking succeeds, otherwise we search this dot in a window
    around the last position of the dot.

  - searchDotsInArea() enable to find dots similar to this dot in a window. It
    is used when there was a problem performing basic tracking of the dot, but
    can also be used to find a certain type of dots in the full image.

  The following sample code available in tutorial-blob-tracker.cpp shows how to
  grab images from a firewire camera, track a blob and display the tracking
  results.

  \include tutorial-blob-tracker.cpp
  A line by line explanation of the previous example is provided in
  \ref tutorial-tracking-blob.

  This other example available in tutorial-blob-auto-tracker.cpp shows firstly
  how to detect in the first image all the blobs that match some characteristics
  in terms of size, area, gray level. Secondly, it shows how to track all the
  dots that are detected.

  \include tutorial-blob-auto-tracker.cpp
  A line by line explanation of this last example is also provided in
  \ref tutorial-tracking-blob, section \ref tracking_blob_tracking.

  \sa vpDot
*/
class VISP_EXPORT vpDot2 : public vpTracker
{
public:
  vpDot2();
  vpDot2(const vpImagePoint &ip) ;
  vpDot2(const vpDot2& twinDot );
  virtual ~vpDot2();

  static vpMatrix defineDots(vpDot2 dot[], const unsigned int &n, const std::string &dotFile, vpImage<unsigned char> &I, vpColor col = vpColor::blue, bool trackDot = true);

  void display(const vpImage<unsigned char>& I, vpColor color = vpColor::red,
               unsigned int thickness=1);

  double getArea() const;
  /*!

    Return the dot bounding box.

    \sa getWidth(), getHeight()

  */
  inline vpRect getBBox() {
    vpRect bbox;

    bbox.setRect(this->bbox_u_min,
     this->bbox_v_min,
     this->bbox_u_max - this->bbox_u_min + 1,
     this->bbox_v_max - this->bbox_v_min + 1);

    return (bbox);
  };
  /*!
    Return the location of the dot center of gravity.

    \return The coordinates of the center of gravity.
  */
  inline vpImagePoint getCog() const {
    return cog;
  }

  double getDistance( const vpDot2& distantDot ) const;
  /*!

    Return the list of all the image points on the dot
    border.

    \param edges_list : The list of all the images points on the dot
    border. This list is update after a call to track().

  */
  void getEdges(std::list<vpImagePoint> &edges_list) {
    edges_list = this->ip_edges_list;
  };
  /*!
    Get the percentage of sampled points that are considered non conform
    in terms of the gray level on the inner and the ouside ellipses.

    \sa setEllipsoidBadPointsPercentage()
    */
  double getEllipsoidBadPointsPercentage()
  {
    return allowedBadPointsPercentage_;
  }

  double getEllipsoidShapePrecision() const;
  void getFreemanChain(std::list<unsigned int> &freeman_chain) ;

  inline double getGamma() {return this->gamma;};
  /*!
    Return the color level of pixels inside the dot.

    \sa getGrayLevelMax()
  */
  inline unsigned int getGrayLevelMin() const {
    return gray_level_min;
  };
  /*!
    Return the color level of pixels inside the dot.

    \sa getGrayLevelMin()
  */
  inline unsigned int getGrayLevelMax() const {
    return gray_level_max;
  };
  double getGrayLevelPrecision() const;

  double getHeight() const;
  double getMaxSizeSearchDistancePrecision() const;
  /*!
  \return The mean gray level value of the dot.
  */
  double getMeanGrayLevel() {
    return (this->mean_gray_level);
  };
  double getSizePrecision() const;
  double getSurface() const;
  double getWidth() const;

  void initTracking(const vpImage<unsigned char>& I, unsigned int size = 0);
  void initTracking(const vpImage<unsigned char>& I, const vpImagePoint &ip,
        unsigned int size = 0);
  void initTracking(const vpImage<unsigned char>& I, const vpImagePoint &ip,
        unsigned int gray_level_min, unsigned int gray_level_max,
        unsigned int size = 0 );

  void operator=(const vpDot2& twinDot );
  /*!
    Writes the dot center of gravity coordinates in the frame (i,j) (For more details
    about the orientation of the frame see the vpImagePoint documentation) to the stream \e os,
    and returns a reference to the stream.
  */
  friend VISP_EXPORT std::ostream& operator<< (std::ostream& os, vpDot2& d) {
    return (os << "(" << d.getCog() << ")" ) ;
  } ;

  void print(std::ostream& os) { os << *this << std::endl ; }
  void searchDotsInArea(const vpImage<unsigned char>& I,
                         int area_u, int area_v,
                         unsigned int area_w, unsigned int area_h, std::list<vpDot2> &niceDots );

  void searchDotsInArea(const vpImage<unsigned char>& I, std::list<vpDot2> &niceDots );

  void setArea( const double & area );
  /*!
    Initialize the dot coordinates with \e cog. 
  */
  inline void setCog(const vpImagePoint &cog) {
    this->cog = cog; 
  }
  /*!

    Activates the dot's moments computation.

    \param activate true, if you want to compute the moments. If false, moments
    are not computed.

    Computed moment are vpDot::m00, vpDot::m10, vpDot::m01, vpDot::m11,
    vpDot::m20, vpDot::m02.

    The coordinates of the region's centroid (u, v) can be computed from the
    moments by \f$u=\frac{m10}{m00}\f$ and  \f$v=\frac{m01}{m00}\f$.

  */
  void setComputeMoments(const bool activate) { compute_moment = activate; }

  /*!
    Set the percentage of sampled points that are considered non conform
    in terms of the gray level on the inner and the ouside ellipses.
    Points located on the inner ellipse should have the same gray level
    than the blob, while points located on the outside ellipse should
    have a different gray level.

    \param percentage : Percentage of points sampled with bad gray level
    on the inner and outside ellipses that are admissible. 0 means
    that all the points should have a right level, while a value of 1
    means that all the points can have a bad gray level.
    */
  void setEllipsoidBadPointsPercentage(const double &percentage=0.0)
  {
    if (percentage < 0.)
      allowedBadPointsPercentage_ = 0.;
    else if (percentage > 1.)
      allowedBadPointsPercentage_ = 1.;
    else
      allowedBadPointsPercentage_ = percentage;
  }

  void setEllipsoidShapePrecision(const double & ellipsoidShapePrecision);
  /*!
    Activates the display of the border of the dot during the tracking.
    The default thickness of the overlayed drawings can be modified using
    setGraphicsThickness().

    \warning To effectively display the dot graphics a call to
    vpDisplay::flush() is needed.

    \param activate If true, the border of the dot will be painted. false to
    turn off border painting.

    \sa setGraphicsThickness()
  */
  void setGraphics(const bool activate) { graphics = activate ; }
  /*!
    Modify the default thickness that is set to 1 of the drawings in overlay when setGraphics() is enabled.

    \sa setGraphics()
    */
  void setGraphicsThickness(unsigned int thickness) {this->thickness = thickness;};
  /*!

  Set the color level of the dot to search a dot in a region of interest. This level will be
  used to know if a pixel in the image belongs to the dot or not. Only pixels
  with higher level can belong to the dot.  If the level is lower than the
  minimum level for a dot, set the level to MIN_IN_LEVEL.

  \param min : Color level of a dot to search in a region of interest.

  \sa setGrayLevelMax(), setGrayLevelPrecision()

  */
  inline void setGrayLevelMin( const unsigned int & min ) {
    if (min > 255)
      this->gray_level_min = 255;
    else
      this->gray_level_min = min;
  };

  /*!

  Set the color level of pixels surrounding the dot. This is meant to be used
  to search a dot in a region of interest.

  \param max : Intensity level of a dot to search in a region of interest.

  \sa  setGrayLevelMin(), setGrayLevelPrecision()
  */
  inline void setGrayLevelMax( const unsigned int & max ) {
    if (max > 255)
      this->gray_level_max = 255;
    else
      this->gray_level_max = max;
  };
  void setGrayLevelPrecision( const double & grayLevelPrecision );
  void setHeight( const double & height );
  void setMaxSizeSearchDistancePrecision(const double & maxSizeSearchDistancePrecision);
  void setSizePrecision( const double & sizePrecision );
  void setSurface( const double & surface );
  void setWidth( const double & width );

  void track(const vpImage<unsigned char> &I);
  void track(const vpImage<unsigned char> &I, vpImagePoint &cog);

  static void trackAndDisplay(vpDot2 dot[], const unsigned int &n, vpImage<unsigned char> &I,
                              std::vector<vpImagePoint> &cogs, vpImagePoint* cogStar = NULL);

public:
  double m00; /*!< Considering the general distribution moments for \f$ N \f$
		points defined by the relation \f$ m_{ij} = \sum_{h=0}^{N}
		u_h^i v_h^j \f$, \f$ m_{00} \f$ is a zero order moment obtained
		with \f$i = j = 0 \f$. This moment corresponds to the dot
		surface.

		\sa setComputeMoments()
	      */
  double m10; /*!< Considering the general distribution moments for \f$ N \f$
		points defined by the relation \f$ m_{ij} = \sum_{h=0}^{N}
		u_h^i v_h^j \f$, \f$ m_{10} \f$ is a first order moment
		obtained with \f$i = 1 \f$ and \f$ j = 0 \f$. \f$ m_{10} \f$
		corresponds to the inertia first order moment along the v axis.

		\sa setComputeMoments()
	      */
  double m01; /*!< Considering the general distribution moments for \f$ N \f$
		points defined by the relation \f$ m_{ij} = \sum_{h=0}^{N}
		u_h^i v_h^j \f$, \f$ m_{01} \f$ is a first order moment
		obtained with \f$i = 0 \f$ and \f$ j = 1 \f$. \f$ m_{01} \f$
		corresponds to the inertia first order moment along the u axis.

		\sa setComputeMoments()
	      */
  double m11; /*!< Considering the general distribution moments for \f$ N \f$
		points defined by the relation \f$ m_{ij} = \sum_{h=0}^{N}
		u_h^i v_h^j \f$, \f$ m_{11} \f$ is a first order moment
		obtained with \f$i = 1 \f$ and \f$ j = 1 \f$.

		\sa setComputeMoments()
	      */
  double m20; /*!< Considering the general distribution moments for \f$ N \f$
		points defined by the relation \f$ m_{ij} = \sum_{h=0}^{N}
		u_h^i v_h^j \f$, \f$ m_{20} \f$ is a second order moment
		obtained with \f$i = 2 \f$ and \f$ j = 0 \f$. \f$ m_{20} \f$
		corresponds to the inertia second order moment along the v
		axis.

		\sa setComputeMoments()
	      */
  double m02; /*!< Considering the general distribution moments for \f$ N \f$
		points defined by the relation \f$ m_{ij} = \sum_{h=0}^{N}
		u_h^i v_h^j \f$, \f$ m_{02} \f$ is a second order moment
		obtained with \f$i = 0 \f$ and \f$ j = 2 \f$. \f$ m_{02} \f$
		corresponds to the inertia second order moment along the u
		axis.

		\sa setComputeMoments()
	      */
  double mu11;/*!< \f$ \mu_{11} \f$ is a second order central moments defined by:
		\f$ \mu_{11} = m_{11} - \frac{m_{10}}{m_{00}}m_{01} \f$
		
		\sa setComputeMoments()
	      */
  double mu20;/*!< \f$ \mu_{20} \f$ is a second order central moments defined by:
		\f$ \mu_{20} = m_{20} - \frac{m_{10}}{m_{00}}m_{10} \f$
		
		\sa setComputeMoments()
	      */
  double mu02;/*!< \f$ \mu_{02} \f$ is a second order central moments defined by:
		\f$ \mu_{02} = m_{02} - \frac{m_{01}}{m_{00}}m_{01} \f$
		
		\sa setComputeMoments()
	      */

#ifdef VISP_BUILD_DEPRECATED_FUNCTIONS
  /*!
    @name Deprecated functions
  */
  /*!

    \deprecated This method is deprecated. You should use
    getEdges(std::list<vpImagePoint> &) instead.\n \n
    Return the list of all the image points on the dot
    border.

    \param edges_list : The list of all the images points on the dot
    border. This list is update after a call to track().

  */
  vp_deprecated void getEdges(vpList<vpImagePoint> &edges_list) {
    // convert a vpList in a std::list
    edges_list.kill();
    std::list<vpImagePoint>::const_iterator it;
    for (it = ip_edges_list.begin(); it != ip_edges_list.end(); ++it) {
      edges_list += *it;
    }
  };
  vp_deprecated void getFreemanChain(vpList<unsigned int> &freeman_chain) ;
  vp_deprecated vpList<vpDot2>* searchDotsInArea(const vpImage<unsigned char>& I,
            int area_u, int area_v,
            unsigned int area_w, unsigned int area_h );

  /* vp_deprecated */ vpList<vpDot2>* searchDotsInArea(const vpImage<unsigned char>& I );
#endif

private:
  virtual bool isValid(const vpImage<unsigned char>& I, const vpDot2& wantedDot);

  virtual bool hasGoodLevel(const vpImage<unsigned char>& I,
          const unsigned int &u,
          const unsigned int &v) const;
  virtual bool hasReverseLevel(const vpImage<unsigned char>& I,
             const unsigned int &u,
             const unsigned int &v) const;

  virtual vpDot2* getInstance();

  void init();

  bool computeParameters(const vpImage<unsigned char> &I,
			 const double &u = -1.0,
			 const double &v = -1.0);



  bool findFirstBorder(const vpImage<unsigned char> &I, const unsigned int &u,
                        const unsigned int &v, unsigned int &border_u,
                        unsigned int &border_v);
  void computeMeanGrayLevel(const vpImage<unsigned char>& I);

  /*!

  Get the starting point on a dot border. The dot border is
  computed from this point.

  \sa getFirstBorder_v()

  */
  unsigned int getFirstBorder_u() const {
    return this->firstBorder_u;
  }
  /*!

  Get the starting point on a dot border. The dot border is
  computed from this point.

  \sa getFirstBorder_u()

  */
  unsigned int getFirstBorder_v() const {
    return this->firstBorder_v;
  }

  bool computeFreemanChainElement(const vpImage<unsigned char> &I,
				  const unsigned int &u,
				  const unsigned int &v,
				  unsigned int &element);
  void computeFreemanParameters(const int &u_p,
				const int &v_p, unsigned int &element,
				int &du, int &dv, float &dS,
				float &dMu, float &dMv,
				float &dMuv,
				float &dMu2, float &dMv2);
  void updateFreemanPosition( unsigned int& u, unsigned int& v,
			      const unsigned int &dir );


  bool isInImage(const vpImage<unsigned char> &I ) const;
  bool isInImage(const vpImage<unsigned char> &I, const vpImagePoint &ip) const;

  bool isInArea(const unsigned int &u, const unsigned int &v) const;

  void getGridSize( unsigned int &gridWidth, unsigned int &gridHeight );
  void setArea(const vpImage<unsigned char> &I,
	       int u, int v, unsigned int w, unsigned int h);
  void setArea(const vpImage<unsigned char> &I);
  void setArea(const vpRect & a);

  unsigned char getMeanGrayLevel(vpImage<unsigned char>& I) const;
  //! coordinates (float) of the point center of gravity
  vpImagePoint cog;

  double width;
  double height;
  double surface;
  unsigned int gray_level_min;  // minumum gray level for the dot.
				// pixel with lower level don't belong
				// to this dot.

  unsigned int gray_level_max;  // maximum gray level for the dot.
				// pixel with higher level don't belong
				// to this dot.
  double mean_gray_level; // Mean gray level of the dot
  double grayLevelPrecision ;
  double gamma ;
  double sizePrecision ;
  double ellipsoidShapePrecision;
  double maxSizeSearchDistancePrecision;
  double allowedBadPointsPercentage_;
  // Area where the dot is to search
  vpRect area;

  // other
  std::list<unsigned int> direction_list;
  std::list<vpImagePoint> ip_edges_list;

  // flag
  bool compute_moment ; // true moment are computed
  bool graphics ; // true for graphic overlay display

  unsigned int thickness; // Graphics thickness

  // Bounding box
  int bbox_u_min, bbox_u_max, bbox_v_min, bbox_v_max;

  // The first point coodinate on the dot border
  unsigned int firstBorder_u;
  unsigned int firstBorder_v;
  
//Static funtions
public:
  static void display(const vpImage<unsigned char>& I,const vpImagePoint &cog,
                      const std::list<vpImagePoint> &edges_list, vpColor color = vpColor::red,
                      unsigned int thickness=1);
  static void display(const vpImage<vpRGBa>& I,const vpImagePoint &cog,
                      const std::list<vpImagePoint> &edges_list, vpColor color = vpColor::red,
                      unsigned int thickness=1);

};

#endif