I want to add 1 to all of the pixels in the Mat. In usual OpenCV code result = cv::Mat + 1;. And I want to write that in OpenCV CUDA like the following.
cv::cuda::add(cuda_Mat1, 1, cuda_ResultMat);
Can I use like this?
Thank you for your time.
You can try by your own, it need less time to test it than write a question here :D.
The documentation say yes, you can do in this way since the second parameter can be a scalar or a matrix. If it doesn't work, try cv::Scalar(1);
cv::cuda::add in this documentation it says Computes a matrix-matrix or matrix-scalar sum. I'm confused I have to use just 1 or as you said. Anyway, thanks.
matrix-matrix means that src1 and src2 are both matrix, with same size, in that case the resulting matrix contain the element-per-element sum i.e. dst(i,j) = src1(i,j)+src2(i,j) while if you pass to the function a scalar, let's say X as you would like to do, the resulting matrix will be dst(i,j) = src1(i,j) + X
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Asked: 2019-05-16 08:21:14 -0600
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Last updated: May 16 '19
