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02-02-2009, 22:25
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Re: Image Tracking with a Template
I do not think this will speed things up. Templates are quite computationally expensive. Color histogram templates are somewhat less expensive, but the threshold and particle approach in the examples showed to be way faster.
If you want to step through the autogenerated code, it isn't that hard. Start it running and start opening panels looking to see if the code had a runtime error. If the panel doesn't update at all, it is because it is reentrant, but otherwise you can track things down a layer at a time. Greg McKaskle 
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