07-13-2010 12:39 PM
I noticed that my configuration of the vi are for LOW-LEVEL ACQUISTION.
will this affect my processing speed?
07-13-2010 01:25 PM
i am about to give up on this project.
do you guys know anyone from Ni or anyone who would like to take on this project?
let me know
thanks
07-13-2010 04:34 PM
You didn't answer my questions. How fast can it process now? How fast do you need it to process?
When searching for a single T, did you set the number of objects to find to 4 instead of the default 1?
There are many LabVIEW consultants that do this for a living, myself being one of them. If you are willing and able to pay for the services, you can get what you need. Most of the time it will be much better than you ever expected it to be. If you want to discuss this option further, feel free to contact me by email (see my profile for address).
Bruce
07-13-2010 05:04 PM
i am still processing at 0 fps or max 0.5 fps
i need it to process about at least 15 fps.
i have removed all except 1 T and the result is still the same. still 0 fps.
07-14-2010 05:08 PM
Whatever you are using to measure the analysis rate is not working. No matter how long the analysis takes, it shouldn’t read zero.
I used Vision Assistant and created a template based on the image you posted. I enlarged the image to get it to about the same size as your original image. I created a template and searched for four copies in the image. Vision Assistant has a great tool for measuring the performance of a script. It takes about 39 msec to do the search on my computer, which would give you about 25 fps of analysis.
I have attached the images and the script.
Are you just trying to measure rotation? If so, there are simpler ways to do it. What is the maximum possible rotation amount?
Bruce
07-14-2010 05:32 PM
Thank you,
i will try it out and let you know
and my process rate function gotta work because i put in a webcam and it works
07-14-2010 05:39 PM
I tried the script you sent me and i believe that if you would to add the overlay and the set coordinates out. it will take longer time.
how did you find out that it takes about 39ms to do the analysis?
07-14-2010 07:53 PM
In Vision Assistant I used Tools -> Performance Meter. It figures out how long each step of your script takes, then calculates your max FPS for your analysis.
Have you posted your code for your analysis? I still have doubts about it measuring the analysis rate correctly. You should be able to get several FPS unless your analysis is incredibly slow. Are you doing things like training the image or other things that only need to be done once inside the loop?
Bruce
07-15-2010 10:35 AM
1 fps?
07-15-2010 11:49 AM - edited 07-15-2010 11:54 AM
I am using a webcam at this moment.
I am getting 0.9 fps.
i am acquiring at max 15 fps.
I realized that higher the resolution, the slower the processing speed will be. but the higher the resolution. the more precise the matching will be.