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Actually this should not happen. Which language are you using?
I am guessing you are using SURF-features? You can call the constructor (SURF::SURF(double hessianThreshold, int nOctaves=4, int nOctaveLayers=2, bool extended=true, bool upright=false )
) explicitly and setting extended to 'true' (which is also the default), maybe that helps.
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Actually this should not happen. Which language are you using?
I am guessing you are using SURF-features? You can call the constructor (SURF::SURF(double hessianThreshold, int nOctaves=4, int nOctaveLayers=2, bool extended=true, bool upright=false )
) explicitly and setting extended to 'true' true
(which is also the default), maybe that helps.
Edit
I just recognized that the standard-constructor SURF() sets extended
to false
while the overloaded constructor with more parameters sets them default to true
. Maybe this plays a role here...