COM_BilateralBlurOperation.cc

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#include "COM_BilateralBlurOperation.h"
#include "BLI_math.h"
 
#include "RE_pipeline.h"
 
namespace blender::compositor {
 
BilateralBlurOperation::BilateralBlurOperation()
{
  this->addInputSocket(DataType::Color);
  this->addInputSocket(DataType::Color);
  this->addOutputSocket(DataType::Color);
  this->flags.complex = true;
 
  this->m_inputColorProgram = nullptr;
  this->m_inputDeterminatorProgram = nullptr;
}
 
void BilateralBlurOperation::initExecution()
{
  this->m_inputColorProgram = getInputSocketReader(0);
  this->m_inputDeterminatorProgram = getInputSocketReader(1);
  this->m_space = this->m_data->sigma_space + this->m_data->iter;
  QualityStepHelper::initExecution(COM_QH_INCREASE);
}
 
void BilateralBlurOperation::executePixel(float output[4], int x, int y, void *data)
{
  // read the determinator color at x, y, this will be used as the reference color for the
  // determinator
  float determinatorReferenceColor[4];
  float determinator[4];
  float tempColor[4];
  float blurColor[4];
  float blurDivider;
  float space = this->m_space;
  float sigmacolor = this->m_data->sigma_color;
  int minx = floor(x - space);
  int maxx = ceil(x + space);
  int miny = floor(y - space);
  int maxy = ceil(y + space);
  float deltaColor;
  this->m_inputDeterminatorProgram->read(determinatorReferenceColor, x, y, data);
 
  zero_v4(blurColor);
  blurDivider = 0.0f;
  /* TODO(sergey): This isn't really good bilateral filter, it should be
   * using gaussian bell for weights. Also sigma_color doesn't seem to be
   * used correct at all.
   */
  for (int yi = miny; yi < maxy; yi += QualityStepHelper::getStep()) {
    for (int xi = minx; xi < maxx; xi += QualityStepHelper::getStep()) {
      // read determinator
      this->m_inputDeterminatorProgram->read(determinator, xi, yi, data);
      deltaColor = (fabsf(determinatorReferenceColor[0] - determinator[0]) +
                    fabsf(determinatorReferenceColor[1] - determinator[1]) +
                    fabsf(determinatorReferenceColor[2] -
                          determinator[2]));  // do not take the alpha channel into account
      if (deltaColor < sigmacolor) {
        // add this to the blur
        this->m_inputColorProgram->read(tempColor, xi, yi, data);
        add_v4_v4(blurColor, tempColor);
        blurDivider += 1.0f;
      }
    }
  }
 
  if (blurDivider > 0.0f) {
    mul_v4_v4fl(output, blurColor, 1.0f / blurDivider);
  }
  else {
    output[0] = 0.0f;
    output[1] = 0.0f;
    output[2] = 0.0f;
    output[3] = 1.0f;
  }
}
 
void BilateralBlurOperation::deinitExecution()
{
  this->m_inputColorProgram = nullptr;
  this->m_inputDeterminatorProgram = nullptr;
}
 
bool BilateralBlurOperation::determineDependingAreaOfInterest(rcti *input,
                                                              ReadBufferOperation *readOperation,
                                                              rcti *output)
{
  rcti newInput;
  int add = ceil(this->m_space) + 1;
 
  newInput.xmax = input->xmax + (add);
  newInput.xmin = input->xmin - (add);
  newInput.ymax = input->ymax + (add);
  newInput.ymin = input->ymin - (add);
 
  return NodeOperation::determineDependingAreaOfInterest(&newInput, readOperation, output);
}
 
}  // namespace blender::compositor