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/*
The following quantizing algorithm is the work of Xiaolin Wu - see the attached notes
I downloaded it from:
http://www.ece.mcmaster.ca/~xwu/cq.c
During September 2005 I adjusted the code slightly to get it to work with mtPaint,
and for the code to conform to my programming style,
but the colour selection algorithm remains the same.
Mark Tyler, September 2005.
I updated the integration code to use mtPaint 3.30 interfaces.
Dmitry Groshev, July 2008.
And added "diameter weighting" mode.
Dmitry Groshev, November 2008.
*/
#include "mygtk.h"
#include "memory.h"
/*
Having received many constructive comments and bug reports about my previous
C implementation of my color quantizer (Graphics Gems vol. II, p. 126-133),
I am posting the following second version of my program (hopefully 100%
healthy) as a reply to all those who are interested in the problem.
*/
/**********************************************************************
C Implementation of Wu's Color Quantizer (v. 2)
(see Graphics Gems vol. II, pp. 126-133)
Author: Xiaolin Wu
Dept. of Computer Science
Univ. of Western Ontario
London, Ontario N6A 5B7
wu@csd.uwo.ca
Algorithm: Greedy orthogonal bipartition of RGB space for variance
minimization aided by inclusion-exclusion tricks.
For speed no nearest neighbor search is done. Slightly
better performance can be expected by more sophisticated
but more expensive versions.
The author thanks Tom Lane at Tom_Lane@G.GP.CS.CMU.EDU for much of
additional documentation and a cure to a previous bug.
Free to distribute, comments and suggestions are appreciated.
**********************************************************************/
#define MAXCOLOR 256
#define RED 2
#define GREEN 1
#define BLUE 0
struct box { int r0, r1, g0, g1, b0, b1, vol; // min value, exclusive. max value, inclusive
};
/* Histogram is in elements 1..HISTSIZE along each axis,
* element 0 is for base or marginal value
* NB: these must start out 0!
*/
static float *m2;
static int *wt, *mr, *mg, *mb;
static int size; // image size
static int K; // color look-up table size
static void Hist3d(inbuf, vwt, vmr, vmg, vmb) // build 3-D color histogram of counts, r/g/b, c^2
unsigned char *inbuf;
int *vwt, *vmr, *vmg, *vmb;
{
register int ind, r, g, b;
int inr, ing, inb, table[256];
register long int i;
for(i=0; i<256; ++i) table[i]=i*i;
for(i=0; i<size; ++i)
{
r = inbuf[0];
g = inbuf[1];
b = inbuf[2];
inbuf += 3;
inr=(r>>3)+1;
ing=(g>>3)+1;
inb=(b>>3)+1;
ind=(inr<<10)+(inr<<6)+inr+(ing<<5)+ing+inb;
// [inr][ing][inb]
++vwt[ind];
vmr[ind] += r;
vmg[ind] += g;
vmb[ind] += b;
m2[ind] += (float)(table[r]+table[g]+table[b]);
}
if (!quan_sqrt) return;
// "Diameter weighting" in action
for (i = 0; i < 33 * 33 * 33; i++)
{
double d;
if (!vwt[i]) continue;
d = vwt[i];
d = (vwt[i] = sqrt(d)) / d;
vmr[i] *= d;
vmg[i] *= d;
vmb[i] *= d;
m2[i] *= d;
}
}
/* At conclusion of the histogram step, we can interpret
* wt[r][g][b] = sum over voxel of P(c)
* mr[r][g][b] = sum over voxel of r*P(c) , similarly for mg, mb
* m2[r][g][b] = sum over voxel of c^2*P(c)
* Actually each of these should be divided by 'size' to give the usual
* interpretation of P() as ranging from 0 to 1, but we needn't do that here.
*/
/* We now convert histogram into moments so that we can rapidly calculate
* the sums of the above quantities over any desired box.
*/
static void M3d(vwt, vmr, vmg, vmb) // compute cumulative moments.
int *vwt, *vmr, *vmg, *vmb;
{
register unsigned short int ind1, ind2;
register unsigned char i, r, g, b;
long int line, line_r, line_g, line_b, area[33], area_r[33], area_g[33], area_b[33];
float line2, area2[33];
for(r=1; r<=32; ++r)
{
for(i=0; i<=32; ++i) area2[i]=area[i]=area_r[i]=area_g[i]=area_b[i]=0;
for(g=1; g<=32; ++g)
{
line2 = line = line_r = line_g = line_b = 0;
for(b=1; b<=32; ++b)
{
ind1 = (r<<10) + (r<<6) + r + (g<<5) + g + b; // [r][g][b]
line += vwt[ind1];
line_r += vmr[ind1];
line_g += vmg[ind1];
line_b += vmb[ind1];
line2 += m2[ind1];
area[b] += line;
area_r[b] += line_r;
area_g[b] += line_g;
area_b[b] += line_b;
area2[b] += line2;
ind2 = ind1 - 1089; /* [r-1][g][b] */
vwt[ind1] = vwt[ind2] + area[b];
vmr[ind1] = vmr[ind2] + area_r[b];
vmg[ind1] = vmg[ind2] + area_g[b];
vmb[ind1] = vmb[ind2] + area_b[b];
m2[ind1] = m2[ind2] + area2[b];
}
}
}
}
static long int Vol(cube, mmt) // Compute sum over a box of any given statistic
struct box *cube;
int mmt[33][33][33];
{
return( mmt[cube->r1][cube->g1][cube->b1]
-mmt[cube->r1][cube->g1][cube->b0]
-mmt[cube->r1][cube->g0][cube->b1]
+mmt[cube->r1][cube->g0][cube->b0]
-mmt[cube->r0][cube->g1][cube->b1]
+mmt[cube->r0][cube->g1][cube->b0]
+mmt[cube->r0][cube->g0][cube->b1]
-mmt[cube->r0][cube->g0][cube->b0] );
}
/* The next two routines allow a slightly more efficient calculation
* of Vol() for a proposed subbox of a given box. The sum of Top()
* and Bottom() is the Vol() of a subbox split in the given direction
* and with the specified new upper bound.
*/
static long int Bottom(cube, dir, mmt)
// Compute part of Vol(cube, mmt) that doesn't depend on r1, g1, or b1
// (depending on dir)
struct box *cube;
unsigned char dir;
int mmt[33][33][33];
{
switch(dir)
{
case RED:
return( -mmt[cube->r0][cube->g1][cube->b1]
+mmt[cube->r0][cube->g1][cube->b0]
+mmt[cube->r0][cube->g0][cube->b1]
-mmt[cube->r0][cube->g0][cube->b0] );
break;
case GREEN:
return( -mmt[cube->r1][cube->g0][cube->b1]
+mmt[cube->r1][cube->g0][cube->b0]
+mmt[cube->r0][cube->g0][cube->b1]
-mmt[cube->r0][cube->g0][cube->b0] );
break;
case BLUE:
return( -mmt[cube->r1][cube->g1][cube->b0]
+mmt[cube->r1][cube->g0][cube->b0]
+mmt[cube->r0][cube->g1][cube->b0]
-mmt[cube->r0][cube->g0][cube->b0] );
break;
}
return 0;
}
static long int Top(cube, dir, pos, mmt)
// Compute remainder of Vol(cube, mmt), substituting pos for
// r1, g1, or b1 (depending on dir)
struct box *cube;
unsigned char dir;
int pos;
int mmt[33][33][33];
{
switch(dir)
{
case RED:
return( mmt[pos][cube->g1][cube->b1]
-mmt[pos][cube->g1][cube->b0]
-mmt[pos][cube->g0][cube->b1]
+mmt[pos][cube->g0][cube->b0] );
break;
case GREEN:
return( mmt[cube->r1][pos][cube->b1]
-mmt[cube->r1][pos][cube->b0]
-mmt[cube->r0][pos][cube->b1]
+mmt[cube->r0][pos][cube->b0] );
break;
case BLUE:
return( mmt[cube->r1][cube->g1][pos]
-mmt[cube->r1][cube->g0][pos]
-mmt[cube->r0][cube->g1][pos]
+mmt[cube->r0][cube->g0][pos] );
break;
}
return 0;
}
static float Var(cube)
// Compute the weighted variance of a box
// NB: as with the raw statistics, this is really the variance * size
struct box *cube;
{
float dr, dg, db, xx;
dr = Vol(cube, mr);
dg = Vol(cube, mg);
db = Vol(cube, mb);
xx = m2[ 33*33*cube->r1 + 33*cube->g1 + cube->b1]
-m2[ 33*33*cube->r1 + 33*cube->g1 + cube->b0]
-m2[ 33*33*cube->r1 + 33*cube->g0 + cube->b1]
+m2[ 33*33*cube->r1 + 33*cube->g0 + cube->b0]
-m2[ 33*33*cube->r0 + 33*cube->g1 + cube->b1]
+m2[ 33*33*cube->r0 + 33*cube->g1 + cube->b0]
+m2[ 33*33*cube->r0 + 33*cube->g0 + cube->b1]
-m2[ 33*33*cube->r0 + 33*cube->g0 + cube->b0];
return( xx - (dr*dr+dg*dg+db*db)/(float)Vol(cube,wt) );
}
/* We want to minimize the sum of the variances of two subboxes.
* The sum(c^2) terms can be ignored since their sum over both subboxes
* is the same (the sum for the whole box) no matter where we split.
* The remaining terms have a minus sign in the variance formula,
* so we drop the minus sign and MAXIMIZE the sum of the two terms.
*/
static float Maximize(cube, dir, first, last, cut, whole_r, whole_g, whole_b, whole_w)
struct box *cube;
unsigned char dir;
int first, last, *cut;
long int whole_r, whole_g, whole_b, whole_w;
{
register long int half_r, half_g, half_b, half_w;
long int base_r, base_g, base_b, base_w;
register int i;
register float temp, max;
base_r = Bottom(cube, dir, mr);
base_g = Bottom(cube, dir, mg);
base_b = Bottom(cube, dir, mb);
base_w = Bottom(cube, dir, wt);
max = 0.0;
*cut = -1;
for(i=first; i<last; ++i)
{
half_r = base_r + Top(cube, dir, i, mr);
half_g = base_g + Top(cube, dir, i, mg);
half_b = base_b + Top(cube, dir, i, mb);
half_w = base_w + Top(cube, dir, i, wt);
// now half_x is sum over lower half of box, if split at i
if (half_w == 0)
{ // subbox could be empty of pixels!
continue; // never split into an empty box
}
else temp = ((float)half_r*half_r + (float)half_g*half_g + (float)half_b*half_b)/half_w;
half_r = whole_r - half_r;
half_g = whole_g - half_g;
half_b = whole_b - half_b;
half_w = whole_w - half_w;
if (half_w == 0)
{ // subbox could be empty of pixels!
continue; // never split into an empty box
}
else temp += ((float)half_r*half_r + (float)half_g*half_g + (float)half_b*half_b)/half_w;
if (temp > max)
{
max=temp;
*cut=i;
}
}
return(max);
}
static int Cut(struct box *set1, struct box *set2)
{
unsigned char dir;
int cutr, cutg, cutb;
float maxr, maxg, maxb;
long int whole_r, whole_g, whole_b, whole_w;
whole_r = Vol(set1, mr);
whole_g = Vol(set1, mg);
whole_b = Vol(set1, mb);
whole_w = Vol(set1, wt);
maxr = Maximize(set1, RED, set1->r0+1, set1->r1, &cutr, whole_r, whole_g, whole_b, whole_w);
maxg = Maximize(set1, GREEN, set1->g0+1, set1->g1, &cutg, whole_r, whole_g, whole_b, whole_w);
maxb = Maximize(set1, BLUE, set1->b0+1, set1->b1, &cutb, whole_r, whole_g, whole_b, whole_w);
if( (maxr>=maxg)&&(maxr>=maxb) )
{
dir = RED;
if (cutr < 0) return 0; // can't split the box
}
else
if( (maxg>=maxr)&&(maxg>=maxb) )
dir = GREEN;
else
dir = BLUE;
set2->r1 = set1->r1;
set2->g1 = set1->g1;
set2->b1 = set1->b1;
switch (dir)
{
case RED:
set2->r0 = set1->r1 = cutr;
set2->g0 = set1->g0;
set2->b0 = set1->b0;
break;
case GREEN:
set2->g0 = set1->g1 = cutg;
set2->r0 = set1->r0;
set2->b0 = set1->b0;
break;
case BLUE:
set2->b0 = set1->b1 = cutb;
set2->r0 = set1->r0;
set2->g0 = set1->g0;
break;
}
set1->vol=(set1->r1-set1->r0)*(set1->g1-set1->g0)*(set1->b1-set1->b0);
set2->vol=(set2->r1-set2->r0)*(set2->g1-set2->g0)*(set2->b1-set2->b0);
return 1;
}
static void Mark(struct box *cube, int label, unsigned char *tag)
{
register int r, g, b;
for(r=cube->r0+1; r<=cube->r1; ++r)
for(g=cube->g0+1; g<=cube->g1; ++g)
for(b=cube->b0+1; b<=cube->b1; ++b)
tag[(r<<10) + (r<<6) + r + (g<<5) + g + b] = label;
}
int wu_quant(unsigned char *inbuf, int width, int height, int quant_to, png_color *pal)
{
void *mem;
struct box cube[MAXCOLOR];
unsigned char *tag;
long int next;
register long int i, k, weight;
float vv[MAXCOLOR], temp;
K = quant_to;
size = width*height;
mem = multialloc(FALSE,
&m2, 33*33*33 * sizeof(float),
&wt, 33*33*33 * sizeof(int),
&mr, 33*33*33 * sizeof(int),
&mg, 33*33*33 * sizeof(int),
&mb, 33*33*33 * sizeof(int),
&tag, 33*33*33, NULL);
if (!mem) return (-1);
Hist3d(inbuf, wt, mr, mg, mb);
M3d(wt, mr, mg, mb);
cube[0].r0 = cube[0].g0 = cube[0].b0 = 0;
cube[0].r1 = cube[0].g1 = cube[0].b1 = 32;
next = 0;
for(i=1; i<K; ++i)
{
if (Cut(&cube[next], &cube[i]))
{ // volume test ensures we won't try to cut one-cell box
vv[next] = (cube[next].vol>1) ? Var(&cube[next]) : 0.0;
vv[i] = (cube[i].vol>1) ? Var(&cube[i]) : 0.0;
}
else
{
vv[next] = 0.0; // don't try to split this box again
i--; // didn't create box i
}
next = 0; temp = vv[0];
for(k=1; k<=i; ++k)
if (vv[k] > temp)
{
temp = vv[k];
next = k;
}
if (temp <= 0.0)
{
K = i+1; // Only got K boxes
break;
}
}
for(k=0; k<K; ++k)
{
Mark(&cube[k], k, tag);
weight = Vol(&cube[k], wt);
if (weight)
{
pal[k].red = Vol(&cube[k], mr) / weight;
pal[k].green = Vol(&cube[k], mg) / weight;
pal[k].blue = Vol(&cube[k], mb) / weight;
}
else pal[k].red = pal[k].green = pal[k].blue = 0; // Bogus box
}
free(mem);
return (0);
}
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