mapmap_cpu
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dthuerck
A high-performance general-purpose MRF MAP solver, heavily exploiting SIMD instructions.
When I include mapmap into my project, it report internal compiler error: Segmentation fault. The detail error information: " In file included from /usr/local/include/opencv2/core.hpp:3281:0, from /usr/local/include/opencv2/opencv.hpp:52, from /mnt/dev/myproject/src/test_mapmap.h:11, from /mnt/dev/myproject/src/test_mapmap.cc:13:...
I tried to use it as demonstrated in `mvs_texturing`, but for some meshes it crashes:  I can send the mesh, but I do not see an easy way to...
/* cost types */ using unary_t = UnaryTable; using pairwise_t = PairwiseTruncatedLinear; ....... /* construct pairwise costs */ pairwise = std::unique_ptr(new pairwise_t({1.0, 2.0})); ..... for(luint_t n = 0; n <...
Hello, thank you for the great library! I want to implement a custom pairwise cost functor, which takes labels and maps the labels to something else to calculate the costs....
Hi folks: I'm trying to get this working in debug mode on MSVC 2017. Inside of void PairwiseTable::set_costs(), an assert is being triggered in debug mode claiming an out of...
Hello! I use the open source code [mvs-texturing](https://github.com/nmoehrle/mvs-texturing), and it can use this code mapmap_cpu. I found a very strange question! I only add **#include ** in texrecon.cpp, and I...
Hi @dthuerck, this happens for example if the graph doesn't have any edges. Is this the right way to terminate? Can the cost go below 0? Best, Stepan
