Added support for projective warp via full homogeneous coordinates. #11
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@robotrory hey Rory, thanks for taking the time :) I'll take a look over the weekend. Cheers |
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Hi @kevinzakka , thank you for the contribution. I was wondering if this pull request has been reviewed. It would be a good addition since even I could not find any other implementation like @robotrory mentioned. |
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I needed the ability to learn projective warping for my project so I'm giving back to help others (as I haven't found another implementation that offers more than affine transforms).
This adds support for full 3x3 transform matrices but still supports the old 2x3 matrices through the same API by padding any remaining parameters with the identity matrix.
I've also updated the readme to reflect the changes, feel free to reject/edit these.