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OpenCV with cuda

asked 2020-03-11 05:33:08 -0600

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updated 2020-03-11 06:08:20 -0600

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Hello, I am working on the TX2.

Actually, I have 5 images (6004*7920). Need to sum each pixel of the five images, in one, to calculate the average. For the first step, I use the function accumulate, i.e :

cv::Mat Image_Process = cv::Mat::zeros(height, width, CV_32FC1);
...
cv::accumulate(img1, Image_Process) ;
cv::accumulate(img2, Image_Process) ;
cv::accumulate(img3, Image_Process) ;
cv::accumulate(img4, Image_Process) ;
cv::accumulate(img5, Image_Process) ;
Image_Process = Image_Process/5 ;

That method is not very efficient ... Each accumulate function takes 50ms. Moreother, could explain why accumulate work only with CV_32FC1 ? (imgX are CV_8UC1)

To accelerate the process, I would like to send those images to the GPU, which will be faster. How can I send those images to GPU ? Furthermore, openCV can work with CUDA. Does accumulate function exist in CUDA ?

Thank you

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answered 2020-03-11 08:04:17 -0600

According to the documentation, the function does support multi-channel images hence not just CV_32FC1 as you stated.

Looking into their documentation, it does not seem like they have a GPU version of this method yet. My advise:

  1. Read their code (or actual paper) to understand what is happening then maybe leverage the GPU for some of the operations
  2. Research online for an optimised version (or GPU-accelerated one)
  3. If your task allows, consider resizing your images
  4. If all fails, consider looking into multi-threading
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Hello eshirima,

Many thanks for your help. I will try to change the code directly.

I can´t resize the images, and I keep multi-thread for other tasks.

Regards

NL37 gravatar imageNL37 ( 2020-03-11 09:19:39 -0600 )edit

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