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Actually you have this functions for Points: Point a, b; //... double dotProduct = a.dot(b); double crossProduct = a.cross(b); double length = norm(a); What do you mean by isEmpty()? cv::Point always contain some data (e.g. zeros by default) so it cannot be empty. Could you please provide more examples of missing functions?
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Actually you have this functions for Points:
Points:
Point a, b;
//...
double dotProduct = a.dot(b);
double crossProduct = a.cross(b);
double length = norm(a);
norm(a);
What do you mean by isEmpty()? cv::Point always contain some data (e.g. zeros by default) so it cannot be empty. Could you please provide more examples of missing functions?
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Actually you have this these functions for Points:
Point a, b;
//...
b;
//...
double dotProduct = a.dot(b);
a.dot(b);
double crossProduct = a.cross(b);
a.cross(b);
double length = norm(a);
What do you mean by isEmpty()? cv::Point always contain some data (e.g. zeros by default) so it cannot be empty. Could you please provide more examples of missing functions?
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Actually you have these functions for Points:
Point a, b;
//...
double dotProduct = a.dot(b);
double crossProduct = a.cross(b);
double length = norm(a);
What do you mean by isEmpty()? cv::Point always contain some data (e.g. zeros by default) so it cannot be empty. empty.
Could you please provide more examples of missing functions?
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Actually you have these functions for Points:
Point a, b;
//...
double dotProduct = a.dot(b);
double crossProduct = a.cross(b);
double length = norm(a);
What do you mean by isEmpty()? cv::Point always contain some data (e.g. zeros by default) so it cannot be empty.
Could you please provide more specific examples of missing functions?
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Actually you have these functions for Points:
Point a, b;
//...
double dotProduct = a.dot(b);
double crossProduct = a.cross(b);
double length = norm(a);
What do you mean by isEmpty()? cv::Point always contain some data (e.g. zeros by default) so it cannot be empty.
Could you please provide more specific examples of missing functions?
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Actually you have these functions for Points:
Point a, b;
//...
double dotProduct = a.dot(b);
double crossProduct = a.cross(b);
double length = norm(a);
What do you mean by isEmpty()? cv::Point always contain some data (e.g. zeros by default) so it cannot be empty.
Could you please provide more specific examples of missing functions?
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Actually you have these functions for Points:
Point a, b;
//...
double dotProduct = a.dot(b);
double crossProduct = a.cross(b);
double length = norm(a);
What do you mean by isEmpty()? cv::Point always contain some data (e.g. zeros by default) so it cannot be empty.
Could you please provide more specific examples of missing functions?
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Actually you have these functions for Points:
Point a, b;
//...
double dotProduct = a.dot(b);
double crossProduct = a.cross(b);
double length = norm(a);
What do you mean by isEmpty()? cv::Point always contain some data (e.g. zeros by default) so it cannot be empty.
Could you please provide more specific examples of missing functions?
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Actually you have these functions for Points:
Point a, b;
//...
double dotProduct = a.dot(b);
double crossProduct = a.cross(b);
double length = norm(a);
What do you mean by isEmpty()? cv::Point always contain some data (e.g. zeros by default) so it cannot be empty.
Could you please provide more specific examples of missing functions?