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Bertl
morning folks!
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Bertl
off for now ... bbl
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Ashu
hi Bertl !!
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Bertl
hey! how's it going?
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Ashu
I read in lab T931,It is planned that data-points for histogram are planned to be send to web client as JSON data. Would we be using some code to parse overlay data(data-points) to json data for sending to web client?
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Ashu
everthing is fine :)
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Ashu
https://lab.apertus.org/T931
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Bertl
no, the idea is to calculate the data from the image stored in DDR memory (as fast and as efficient as possible)
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Ashu
if this is right,then I think we can use d3 library to do this.
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Ashu
I have tried to make example to use d3 library to render histogram for 5-bitdepth rawfile for which I am sending json data .
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Bertl
and the either generate an overlay from this data or alternatively send the data to a web client
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Bertl
where it is processed and visualized on the client side
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Ashu
no, the idea is to calculate the data from the image stored in DDR memory (as fast and as efficient as possible): yes the calculation part is done there only but after that data must be send to client which can be done as json
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Bertl
json as data transport is fine, yes
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Ashu
https://github.com/ASHOK17198/Render-SVG-Histogram/blob/master/index.html
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Bertl
the important part is to get all the calculations and visualization (drawing) done by the client and not by the camera
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Ashu
yes I understand that and I have done this in the example.
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Ashu
after getting data in client as jason I am rendering it in browser as SVG.
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Ashu
*JSON
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Bertl
excellent
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Ashu
So, can we proceed with this approach for visualisation for tools
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Ashu
?
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Bertl
sounds good to me, but I can't test it ATM ... check with BAndiT1983|away when he's around
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Ashu
okay I will be checking logs . Thanku :)
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Bertl
no problem!
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vup2
Will transferring the raw data and calculating the histogram completely on the client side be actually fast enough?
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Bertl
not the raw data :)
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vup2
But is that not what Ashu is suggesting?
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vup2
(Atleast thats what is done by the file he linked)
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Bertl
well, that's why I tried to explain the process: userspace tools collect 'data' about the image, e.g. the histogram buckets
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Bertl
then this data is either used to render the overlay or is sent to a web client which then processes the data and draws the histogram
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Bertl
the file he linked does draw histogram bars based on data
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Bertl
(at least as far as I can tell)
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Bertl
I've no idea where the data comes from or how it is generated
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vup2
Yeah, ok he calculates the histogram buckets here https://github.com/ASHOK17198/Render-SVG-Histogram/blob/ed7ef697fa2b0898b9d41fa16164d431f78f3ca4/index.html#L81
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vup2
In the webclient itself
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Bertl
well, it is an example, no?
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vup2
Yeah but it sounded like they he wanted to do it the same way for the actual histogram
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Ashu
Bertl: I've no idea where the data comes from or how it is generated : I have taken values of bucket which were calculated in challenge task T1140.
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Bertl
as I said, the visualization per-se looks fine to me, i.e. that's the way to go
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Bertl
the data, e.g. the bucket counts, need to be calculated like in the challenge task
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Ashu
vup2: Will transferring the raw data and calculating the histogram completely on the client side be actually fast enough? : I am not suggesting to transfer whole raw data, I am suggesting to send only the calculated bucket values by hist.c
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Bertl
and then can be either packaged in the generated html or sent via a side channel to the client code
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vup2
Ah, sorry for the misunderstanding
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Ashu
the data I have written inside json is hardcoded by me using the output I recieved from challenge task .
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