Python Wrapper ?

[Millow]

Hi,
I don't know if you have time, but would you be able to add a Python wrapper ? I'd really like to use your package, but for the life of me I can't seem to be able to build that one: pycudasif

Have a great one

[mnicely]

@Millow What seems to be your issue? I've been using https://github.com/rayhou0710/pycudasift for some time now with no issues.

[fxshpac]

Can you show me how to use this package in Python as well? I tried the SIFT that comes with OpenCV in Python but it's CPU based. This package seems the one that will run on GPU but I don't know how to use in with Python. Any help will be much appreciated.

[RachitB11]

@mnicely I have been able to build that and get the tests to run successfully but it does not seem to be able to detect any keypoints when I run it on the images in the data directory.

[dhruti96shah]

Hi, I have been using pycudasift and it works quite well for me too. However, the python wrapper for Homography matrix is not included there. Can anyone help me with that?

[JinghaoZhao]

@mnicely I have been able to build that and get the tests to run successfully but it does not seem to be able to detect any keypoints when I run it on the images in the data directory.

I met the same problem for the rgb image and solve it by convert the rgb to gray

[ZZZColin]

@mnicely I have been able to build that and get the tests to run successfully but it does not seem to be able to detect any keypoints when I run it on the images in the data directory.

hi, could you help provide what dependencies you installed before build this?

[ZZZColin]

@Millow What seems to be your issue? I've been using https://github.com/rayhou0710/pycudasift for some time now with no issues.
hi, could you help provide what dependencies you installed before build this?

[SabraHashemi]

@dhruti96shah @mnicely i did use pysiftcuda too, but i did not see any benefits in that , the python wrapper took a huge time ! so in practice the using of pypopsift was not different than using cpu version of sift in python, can you believe that?