Renders one-dimensional panoramic images in a toy "cylinder world". An agent is located on the plane in an environment consisting of a randomly textured cylinder. The agent measures the light intensity of its surroundings in a 360° range, resulting in a one-dimensional panoramic image.
This code is mostly meant to generate toy-datasets for machine learning experiments.
- Analytic anti-aliasing
The random cylinder texture is automatically filtered to avoid aliasing artefacts. - Analytic gradient
Can compute the image-space gradient. This is useful when testing optical flow algorithms. - Depth
Can compute a ground-truth depth-map.
import numpy as np
from cylinder_world import CylinderWorld
world = CylinderWorld(
resolution=256, # Number of pixels to render
n_coeffs=32, # Number of Fourier coefficients for the texture
radius=2, # Radius of the cylinder
rng=np.random)
# Render the view at location (0.5, -0.4) with orientation np.pi / 2.
# Note all points must be located within the cylinder. The x-, y-, and theta-
# coordinates can be an array to render the view at multiple locations.
world.render(0.5, -0.4, np.pi / 2)This package depends on numpy. Simply install this package using pip.
git clone https://github.com/astoeckel/cylinder_world
cd cylinder_world
pip install -e .For unit-tests, install pytest and simply run pytest from the repository
root directory.
Cylinder World Renderer
Copyright (C) 2021 Andreas Stöckel
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