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How to use these optical flows to track points?

Hi,

Thank you for such a wonderful & lightweight computer vision library. I am detecting fast keypoints on camera stream by fetching camera feed using opencv then I am converting that cv::mat to cve::imagef and detecting fast keypoint using cve also getting hs optical flow using the same imagef. Now I am willing to track those detected keypoints with hs of. Is it possible as I can see it's kind of dense optical flow? Although with opencv fernback optical flow i can track sparse points but can't figure out how to do it here. Can you please suggest me?

some questions about the library

First, thanks for the great work. I have some questions though:

  1. I think the example code for Gauss filter in the main page is outdated (probably for old cve namespace I guess) because my compiler complains that there's no type Image8. From the file (https://github.com/Rookfighter/nvision/blob/master/include/nvision/src/core/image_type.h) I am not able to find neither the type Image8 nor Imagef for FAST example.
    It would be great the examples are updated according to the current library format.

  2. When I installed nvision library using cmake, I ran into the problem of hierarchy issue of directories, e.g. #include "nvision/src/core/pixel.h" instead of #include "src/core/pixel.h" in https://github.com/Rookfighter/nvision/blob/master/include/nvision/core.h
    So I had to manually adjust all those things. I guess this is not a problem for build2? or Do you have better suggestions for that matter?

  3. Do you have plan to provide other optic flow algorithms such as (https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-540-24673-2_3)?

  4. Let's say I want to extend some boundary conditions as flexibly as I can, e.g. central difference with 5 points instead of 3 points, using 5 points boundaries instead of three points or less and set different values at boundaries for customized derivative filters etc. What would you recommend to approach to the task?

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