Visualization of a synchronized stream of event data
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Daehyun Kang
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Oct 5, 2023, 3:53:11 AM10/5/23
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Hello. I had a question that prompted me to post here. I want to get an image like the one below from an aedat file. What would I need to do to do that?
I would really appreciate an answer and thanks for reading.
Pierre Giraud
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Oct 6, 2023, 4:58:51 AM10/6/23
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Hi,
We do not provide an out-of-the-box solution to create such an image.
However, assuming there is an aedat4 file containing synchronized frames and events, you could use dv-processing and OpenCV to create a similar one yourself:
The first thing needed to be done is to read events and frames over time. We demonstrate how to do this using dv-processing in
here. We even provide a
C++ sample exactly for that with visualization.
To create a similar image as the one shown, you can sort and concatenate image frames and event "frames" by using their timestamps.