pypoi 0.2.1

Use pip

pip install pypoi

Once you install PyPoi, you can run pypoi command to open the GUI.

Simple installation

For non-developer or Windows user. 1. Go to the release page 2. From the latest version, download zip file (recommended) or executable file. 3. If you download zip file, extract the file in any folder, and double click

Run from repository (for developer)

You need to have Python2.7 and pip installed before starting it. It is recommended to use virtualenv. Please refer to this guide to know how to install/use it if you’re not familiar with it.

First of all, clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/fbessho/PyPoi.git
cd PyPoi

Then create a new virtualenv

mkvirtualenv pypoi

Install required packages

pip install -r requirements.txt

If you get error in pyamg installation, please install numpy first by the following command, and try the install command above again.

pip install $(grep numpy requirements.txt)
# or
# pip install numpy==1.8.1
# or
# pip install numpy

Alright, now you’re ready to start. Try the following command. An old-fashioned tkinter GUI should appear in front of you :beer:.

cd pypoi
python gui.py

Resources

There are many resources about Poisson Image Editing and I’ll leave explanations to them.

• English

• Original theses (pdf)

• Simple introduction and examples

• Detailed introduction by Chris Tralie

  • With many funny examples.

  • Hot discussion including technical details at the bottom too.

  • Also contains Java implementation. Please see the chapter below.

• Japanese

• Introduction in Japanese 1 (pdf)

• Introduction in Japanese 2 in OpenCV.jp

• Introduction in Japanese 3

Implementation in other languages

There have already been several implementation in other language. * **Java** by Chris Tralie * **Python** by parosky * As of v0.1.0, core calculation is the copy of this implementation. * **JavaScript** by takuti * Introduction in Japanese is available too * **MATLAB and C** by Toshihiko Yamasaki (pdf)