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How to write and then read a CV_64FC1 and preserve precision?

asked 2016-04-11 05:44:18 -0600

nyd gravatar image

imread and imwrite apparently don't work with floats, so I should convertto integers, but then, there is no 64bit integer that I could recast to 64bit float. So what do I do?

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answered 2016-04-11 05:52:59 -0600

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updated 2016-04-11 05:54:14 -0600

  • if your opencv libs were compiled with openexr support (check cv::getBuildInformation()), you can save the image as .exr or .hdr . this is the only way with imread/imwrite.
  • you can save it as a text file, using FileStorage:


 Mat floatImg = ...
 FileStorage fs("my.yml", FileStorage::WRITE);
 fs << "myimg" << floatImg;
 fs.release();


 Mat floatImg;
 FileStorage fs("my.yml", FileStorage::READ);
 fs["myimg"] >> floatImg;
 fs.release();
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I went with the second option. Thank you!

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