Functions
def	calc_closest_factors (int c)

def	decimalToBinary (n)

def	depth_scaled (depth)

def	depth_to_before_scale (depth, scale, dtype)

def	display_option_convert (code)

def	isBinary (num)

def	NONROI_FUN (H, W, top_ratio=0.2, down_ratio=0.1)

def	PREPROCESS_DEPTH (depth)

def	PREPROCESS_RGB (rgb)

def	terminate_process_and_children (p)

Function Documentation

◆ calc_closest_factors()

def Surveillance.deployment.utils.calc_closest_factors ( int c )

@brief Calculate the closest two factors of c.
https://gist.github.com/iansan5653/1e306da9688d85934385b266e74f153a

Args:
    c: The input integer.

Returns:
  [int, int]: The two factors of c that are closest; in other words, the
    closest two integers for which a*b=c. If c is a perfect square, the
    result will be [sqrt(c), sqrt(c)]; if c is a prime number, the result
    will be [1, c]. The first number will always be the smallest, if they
    are not equal.

◆ decimalToBinary()

def Surveillance.deployment.utils.decimalToBinary ( n )

@brief Convert decimal to binary number.

Args:
    n: input

Returns:

◆ depth_scaled()

def Surveillance.deployment.utils.depth_scaled ( depth )

Return True if the depth is a scaled float data, else False

◆ depth_to_before_scale()

def Surveillance.deployment.utils.depth_to_before_scale	(	depth,
		scale,
		dtype
	)

◆ display_option_convert()

def Surveillance.deployment.utils.display_option_convert ( code )

@brief Convert the input code into the designed format.

Args:
    code: The input display option.

Returns:
    bool_list: a code list of True or False.

◆ isBinary()

def Surveillance.deployment.utils.isBinary ( num )

@brief  Check if the input is binary or not.

Args:
    num: The input number

Returns:
    Whether the input is binary or not.

◆ NONROI_FUN()

def Surveillance.deployment.utils.NONROI_FUN	(	H,
		W,
		top_ratio = `0.2`,
		down_ratio = `0.1`
	)

◆ PREPROCESS_DEPTH()

def Surveillance.deployment.utils.PREPROCESS_DEPTH ( depth )

Todo: Not done yet. Still in development.

◆ PREPROCESS_RGB()

def Surveillance.deployment.utils.PREPROCESS_RGB ( rgb )

◆ terminate_process_and_children()

def Surveillance.deployment.utils.terminate_process_and_children ( p )

Functions