Circumvent the 'array exceeds maximum array size preference' error
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I'm doing a project on image stitching for a course. The end result is to show a panorama where all images are stitched. If there are a lot of images, sometimes i get the 'array exceeds maximum array size preference' error when I create the black canvas to overlay all my transformed images. Is there a way to circumvent this?
For example, by instead of using RGB tensors, using a different type of image representation that is less memory-consuming, like a simple matrix. How would I go about to do it? Any other ideas?
Rescaling the images and panoramas would work, but I need to provide coordinates of specific points in the final paroama for evaluation and this would be altered by rescaling.
Thank you in advance.
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Dheeraj Singh
2019-11-5
编辑:Dheeraj Singh
2019-11-6
You can have a look at imageDatastore. It can be useful for managing a collection of image files, where each individual file fits into memory but the entire collection of images does not necessarily fit.
You can also have a look at the variable size preference:
You can refer to the following link for resolving "out of memory" errors:
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