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Seam Carving

Description

Content-Aware Scaling using Seam Carving method with different algorithms for energy mapping.

Demo

The implementation is similar to the 'Content-Aware Scale' tool present in Adobe Photoshop, which is also based in the Seam Carving method:

Demo

Quick reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seam_carving

Demo: https://www.aryan.app/seam-carving/

Context & Environment

The program was developed and tested on macOS 10.15.6. The same bash commands should work on a machine running a unix-based OS (e.g., Ubuntu).

On a Windows machine, the required packages can be easily installed using Anaconda. Afterwards, the program can be executed using PowerShell launched by Anaconda Navigator.

Installation

It is recommended to use the program in a virtual environment. To create a virtual environment, the virtualenv package has to be installed:

foo@bar ~ % python3 -m pip install virtualenv

After that, navigate to the folder where the 'src' folder for the scripts is located. Then we can create the virtual environment using the following command:

foo@bar ~ % python3 -m venv env

You'll notice that the 'env' folder was created in your workspace. Now we need to activate the environment:

foo@bar ~ % source env/bin/activate

To install the required packages, use the following command:

foo@bar ~ % python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt

To leave the virtual environment, just run the following command:

foo@bar ~ % deactivate

Usage

First, navigate to your workspace folder where the 'src', 'images' folders are located. Then, activate your virtual environment created in the 'Installation' section:

foo@bar ~ % source env/bin/activate

Once in the virtual environment, open the 'src' folder:

foo@bar ~ % cd src

Now you can run the program using the following command:

foo@bar src % python3 sc.py -in <image filename (in /images/ folder)> -scale <downsizing scale> -seam <seam orientation, v for vertical h for horizontal> -energy <energy algorithm (e.g. s for sobel)>

As for example:

foo@bar src % python3 sc.py -in image.jpg -scale 0.5 -seam h -energy s

In case you need help with the parameters, just run the command below:

foo@bar src % python3 sc.py -h
usage: sc.py [-h] -in IN -scale SCALE -seam SEAM [-energy ENERGY] [-plot] [-metrics]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help      show this help message and exit
  -in IN          Path to input image
  -scale SCALE    Downsizing scale. e.g. 0.5
  -seam SEAM      Seam orientation (h = horizontal seam, v = vertical seam)
  -energy ENERGY  Energy mapping algorithm (s = Sobel, p = Prewitt, l =
                  Laplacian, r = Roberts, c = Canny, f = Forward energy)
  -plot           Plot result after resizing
  -metrics        Save metrics in a .csv file

Acknowledgements

Parts of the code are adapted/optimized versions of functionality from other implementations:

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MIT

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