work of colin csl allowing to acces normal of point clouds

[Remi-C]

now changes are referencing the latest version.
Cheers,
Rémi-C

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[nzjrs]

Thanks. Out of interest, how are you going to be using this?

[Remi-C]

In postgres data server (SGBD), you can create function written in python (using CREATE LANGAGE PLPYTHONU).
This kind of server can be hacked into a Point Cloud server using PostGis and an extension called pointcloud.
The work is here and here

It give a talk in September to present how to use this :

• basics
  • load billions of points
  • fast retrieval
  • fast filtering
• processing
  • convert points to image (raster)
    • in base image processing for detection in pointcloud (sidewalk, buildings)
  • in base point cloud processing for
    • plane detection (using pcl)
    • structural vector detection (using scilearn and ICA)
    • automatic clustering (pcl+scilearn).
• visualization
  • interactive exploration of massiv point cloud in browser.
  • Interactive pointcloud algorithm control in browser.

I like this python-pcl, I hope more cool stuff will be added to it !
Cheers,
Rémi-C
For the clustering I use the DBScan algorithm, and it would give better result with normals

[Remi-C]

It is not compiling,
damn!

[nzjrs]

Please tell me you didn't submit a pull request without even checking it
compiled.
On 22/08/2014 4:21 PM, "Remi-C" notifications@github.com wrote:

It is not compiling,
damn!

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[Remi-C]

I don't understand I just redid the stuff I had did on the branch, which was compiling...
something about the "at" operator.
pcl/_pcl.pyx:321:33: Object of type 'PointNormalCloud_t' has no attribute 'at'
Trying to understand, I'm no dev, and my firtst python module was 2 days ago..

[Remi-C]

Ok I found it :
200dae6
In this commit,
the at operator was removed.
I don't understand why , so I don't know what to do?
Cheers,
Rémi-C

[Remi-C]

Ok,
Fresh new pull request here
changed everything so now it can compile.
You'll have to test it, for the moment pcl is no more working on my computer.

Cheers,
Rémi-C