python - mentioning interpolation method in cv2.warpaffine() -
how can use bicubic interpolation method in cv2.warpaffine()
method? trying rotate image through non-center point.
import cv2 import numpy np import matplotlib.pyplot plt img = cv2.imread('1.jpg',0) rows,cols = img.shape m = cv2.getrotationmatrix2d((cols/2,rows/2),-40,1) dst = cv2.warpaffine(img,m,(cols,rows),flags=cv_inter_cubic) #cv2.resize(src, dst, interpolation=cv_inter_cubic) plt.imshow(dst)
with nameerror: name 'cv_inter_cubic' not defined
most of constants in opencv have prepending cv_
have them removed in newer versions , become constant_value
instead of cv_constant_value
. example, when you're changing colorspace bgr hsv, use cv2.color_bgr2hsv
instead of cv2.cv_color_bgr2hsv
use in c++. c++ constants interpolation methods have had prepending cv_
removed, it's inter_cubic
, not cv_inter_cubic
(although latter still defined). see e.g. docs resize()
docs warpaffine()
reference interpolation methods.
the basic separation cv_
constants come original c api. can see c api constants definitions here. , can see how prepending cv_
removed constants in newer api browsing through documentation, here e.g.
so anyways, answer question use flag cv2.inter_cubic
.
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