Add support for multidimentional matrices into the sanity checks

pull/227/head
Andrey Kamaev 12 years ago
parent 3de6846d12
commit 80a1d569ca
  1. 41
      modules/ts/src/ts_perf.cpp

@ -305,23 +305,25 @@ double Regression::getElem(cv::Mat& m, int y, int x, int cn)
void Regression::write(cv::Mat m)
{
if (!m.empty() && m.dims < 2) return;
double min, max;
cv::minMaxLoc(m, &min, &max);
cv::minMaxIdx(m, &min, &max);
write() << "min" << min << "max" << max;
write() << "last" << "{" << "x" << m.cols-1 << "y" << m.rows-1
<< "val" << getElem(m, m.rows-1, m.cols-1, m.channels()-1) << "}";
write() << "last" << "{" << "x" << m.size.p[1] - 1 << "y" << m.size.p[0] - 1
<< "val" << getElem(m, m.size.p[0] - 1, m.size.p[1] - 1, m.channels() - 1) << "}";
int x, y, cn;
x = regRNG.uniform(0, m.cols);
y = regRNG.uniform(0, m.rows);
x = regRNG.uniform(0, m.size.p[1]);
y = regRNG.uniform(0, m.size.p[0]);
cn = regRNG.uniform(0, m.channels());
write() << "rng1" << "{" << "x" << x << "y" << y;
if(cn > 0) write() << "cn" << cn;
write() << "val" << getElem(m, y, x, cn) << "}";
x = regRNG.uniform(0, m.cols);
y = regRNG.uniform(0, m.rows);
x = regRNG.uniform(0, m.size.p[1]);
y = regRNG.uniform(0, m.size.p[0]);
cn = regRNG.uniform(0, m.channels());
write() << "rng2" << "{" << "x" << x << "y" << y;
if (cn > 0) write() << "cn" << cn;
@ -339,8 +341,10 @@ static double evalEps(double expected, double actual, double _eps, ERROR_TYPE er
void Regression::verify(cv::FileNode node, cv::Mat actual, double _eps, std::string argname, ERROR_TYPE err)
{
if (!actual.empty() && actual.dims < 2) return;
double actual_min, actual_max;
cv::minMaxLoc(actual, &actual_min, &actual_max);
cv::minMaxIdx(actual, &actual_min, &actual_max);
double expect_min = (double)node["min"];
double eps = evalEps(expect_min, actual_min, _eps, err);
@ -353,12 +357,12 @@ void Regression::verify(cv::FileNode node, cv::Mat actual, double _eps, std::str
<< argname << " has unexpected maximal value" << std::endl;
cv::FileNode last = node["last"];
double actual_last = getElem(actual, actual.rows - 1, actual.cols - 1, actual.channels() - 1);
double actual_last = getElem(actual, actual.size.p[0] - 1, actual.size.p[1] - 1, actual.channels() - 1);
int expect_cols = (int)last["x"] + 1;
int expect_rows = (int)last["y"] + 1;
ASSERT_EQ(expect_cols, actual.cols)
ASSERT_EQ(expect_cols, actual.size.p[1])
<< argname << " has unexpected number of columns" << std::endl;
ASSERT_EQ(expect_rows, actual.rows)
ASSERT_EQ(expect_rows, actual.size.p[0])
<< argname << " has unexpected number of rows" << std::endl;
double expect_last = (double)last["val"];
@ -372,6 +376,8 @@ void Regression::verify(cv::FileNode node, cv::Mat actual, double _eps, std::str
int cn1 = rng1["cn"];
double expect_rng1 = (double)rng1["val"];
// it is safe to use x1 and y1 without checks here because we have already
// verified that mat size is the same as recorded
double actual_rng1 = getElem(actual, y1, x1, cn1);
eps = evalEps(expect_rng1, actual_rng1, _eps, err);
@ -490,7 +496,7 @@ void Regression::verify(cv::FileNode node, cv::InputArray array, double eps, ERR
std::cout << " Expected: " << std::endl << expected << std::endl << " Actual:" << std::endl << actual << std::endl;
double max;
cv::minMaxLoc(diff.reshape(1), 0, &max);
cv::minMaxIdx(diff.reshape(1), 0, &max);
FAIL() << " Absolute difference (=" << max << ") between argument \""
<< node.name() << "[" << idx << "]\" and expected value is greater than " << eps;
@ -544,7 +550,7 @@ void Regression::verify(cv::FileNode node, cv::InputArray array, double eps, ERR
std::cout << " Expected: " << std::endl << expected << std::endl << " Actual:" << std::endl << actual << std::endl;
double max;
cv::minMaxLoc(diff.reshape(1), 0, &max);
cv::minMaxIdx(diff.reshape(1), 0, &max);
FAIL() << " Difference (=" << max << ") between argument1 \"" << node.name()
<< "\" and expected value is greater than " << eps;
@ -1154,12 +1160,17 @@ void TestBase::RunPerfTestBody()
catch(cv::Exception e)
{
metrics.terminationReason = performance_metrics::TERM_EXCEPTION;
FAIL() << "Expected: PerfTestBody() doesn't throw an exception.\n Actual: it throws:\n " << e.what();
FAIL() << "Expected: PerfTestBody() doesn't throw an exception.\n Actual: it throws cv::Exception:\n " << e.what();
}
catch(std::exception e)
{
metrics.terminationReason = performance_metrics::TERM_EXCEPTION;
FAIL() << "Expected: PerfTestBody() doesn't throw an exception.\n Actual: it throws std::exception:\n " << e.what();
}
catch(...)
{
metrics.terminationReason = performance_metrics::TERM_EXCEPTION;
FAIL() << "Expected: PerfTestBody() doesn't throw an exception.\n Actual: it throws.";
FAIL() << "Expected: PerfTestBody() doesn't throw an exception.\n Actual: it throws...";
}
}

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