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We currently have our own defined cross correlation code that takes a sequence of flattened 2D images (so a 2D array) but can this be done with scipy's correlate2d?
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@jmtayloruk am I correct in saying 'no' to this question? The current version (see cross_correlation.py:cross_correlation(); line 12) has SSD, FFT and JPS versions but because this is actually SSD using scipy's correlate2d actually makes no sense at all, right?
Please close if you agree.
We currently have our own defined cross correlation code that takes a sequence of flattened 2D images (so a 2D array) but can this be done with scipy's correlate2d?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: