Plotting Utilities

Functions
template<class Iterator , class MinScaleValue = AutoScaleIndicator, class MaxScaleValue = AutoScaleIndicator>
cv::Mat	rcv::plot (Iterator const begin, Iterator const end, cv::Size plot_size, MinScaleValue min_value=autoscale, MaxScaleValue max_value=autoscale, cv::Scalar line_color=cv::Scalar::all(255), int line_width=1, int image_type=CV_8UC3, bool write_limits=false)
	Plot the values as a simple line plot.
Variables
AutoScaleIndicator	rcv::autoscale
	An indicator to tell plot() that a value should be automatically scaled.

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Detailed Description

Very simple line plotting

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Function Documentation

template<class Iterator , class MinScaleValue = AutoScaleIndicator, class MaxScaleValue = AutoScaleIndicator>

cv::Mat rcv::plot	(	Iterator const	begin,
		Iterator const	end,
		cv::Size	plot_size,
		MinScaleValue	min_value = autoscale,
		MaxScaleValue	max_value = autoscale,
		cv::Scalar	line_color = cv::Scalar::all(255),
		int	line_width = 1,
		int	image_type = CV_8UC3,
		bool	write_limits = false
	)

Plot the values as a simple line plot.

Both the minimum and maximum values can be autoscaled by passing the special rcv::autoscale value to them.

Parameters:

begin	An iterator pointing to the beginning of the data to plot
end	An iterator pointing to one past the end of the data to plot
plot_size	The size of the plot (in pixels), given as cv::Size(width,height)
min_value	The minimum value to plot, or rcv::autoscale to automatically scale this value
max_value	The maximum value to plot, or rcv::autoscale to automatically scale this value
line_color	The color of the plot line
line_width	The width of the plot line
image_type	The type of image to create
write_limits	Show the minimum and maximum values on the plot