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"""Camera feature."""

from __future__ import absolute_import
from __future__ import division
from __future__ import print_function

import numpy as np
import tensorflow as tf
from tensorflow_datasets import features

from tensorflow_graphics.datasets.features import pose_feature


class Camera(features.FeaturesDict):
  """`FeatureConnector` for camera calibration (extrinsic and intrinsic).

  During `_generate_examples`, the feature connector accepts as input:

    * `parameter_dict:` A dictionary containing the extrinsic and instrinsic
    parameters of the camera as:
      - 'pose': Dictionary containing
          * Either 3x3 rotation matrix and translation vector:
            {
              'R': A `float32` tensor with shape `[3, 3]` denoting the
                   3D rotation matrix.
              't': A `float32` tensor with shape `[3,]` denoting the
                   translation vector.
            }
      OR
         * look_at, position and up-vector:
            {
              'look_at': float32 vector of shape (3,).
              'position': float32 vector of shape (3,).
              'up': float32 vector of shape (3,).
            }
      - 'f': focal length of the camera in pixel (either single float32 value
      or tuple of float32 as (f_x, f_y).
      - 'optical_center': Optical center of the camera
      in pixel coordinates as tuple (c_x, c_y)
      Optional parameters:
      - 'skew': float32 denoting the skew of the camera axes.
      - 'aspect_ratio': float32 denoting the aspect_ratio,
      if single fixed focal length is provided.


  Output:
    A dictionary containing:

    * 'pose': A `tensorflow_graphics.datasets.features.Pose` FeatureConnector
    representing the 3D pose of the camera.
    * 'intrinsics': A `float32` tensor with shape `[3,3]` denoting the intrinsic
    matrix.

  Example:
    Default values for skew (s) and aspect_ratio(a) are 0 and 1, respectively.

    Full calibration matrix:
      K = [[ f_x,   s, c_x ],
           [   0, f_y, c_y ],
           [   0,   0,  1  ]]

    With same focal length:
      K = [[ f,  s, c_x ],
           [ 0, af, c_y ],
           [ 0,  0,  1  ]]
  """

  def __init__(self):
    super(Camera, self).__init__({
        'pose': pose_feature.Pose(),
        'intrinsics': features.Tensor(shape=(3, 3), dtype=tf.float32),
    })

  def encode_example(self, example_dict):
    """Convert the given parameters into a dict convertible to tf example."""
    REQUIRED_KEYS = ['pose', 'f', 'optical_center']  # pylint: disable=invalid-name
    if not all(key in example_dict for key in REQUIRED_KEYS):
      raise ValueError(f'Missing keys in provided dictionary! '
                       f'Expected {REQUIRED_KEYS}, '
                       f'but {example_dict.keys()} were given.')

    if not isinstance(example_dict['pose'], dict):
      raise ValueError('Pose needs to be a dictionary containing either '
                       'rotation and translation or look at, '
                       'up vector and position.')
    features_dict = {}
    pose_dict = example_dict['pose']
    if all(key in pose_dict for key in ['R', 't']):
      features_dict['pose'] = {
          'R': pose_dict['R'],
          't': pose_dict['t']
      }
    elif all(key in pose_dict for key in ['look_at', 'position', 'up']):
      rotation = self._create_rotation_from_look_at(pose_dict['look_at'],
                                                    pose_dict['position'],
                                                    pose_dict['up'])
      translation = (-rotation) @ pose_dict['position']

      features_dict['pose'] = {
          'R': rotation,
          't': translation
      }
    else:
      raise ValueError('Wrong keys for pose feature provided!')

    aspect_ratio = 1
    skew = 0
    if 'aspect_ratio' in example_dict.keys():
      if not isinstance(example_dict['f'], float):
        raise ValueError('If aspect ratio is provided, '
                         'f needs to be a single float.')
      aspect_ratio = example_dict['aspect_ratio']

    if 'skew' in example_dict.keys():
      skew = example_dict['skew']

    features_dict['intrinsics'] = self._create_calibration_matrix(
        example_dict['f'],
        example_dict['optical_center'],
        aspect_ratio,
        skew
    )

    return super(Camera, self).encode_example(features_dict)

  def _create_rotation_from_look_at(self, look_at, position, up):
    """Creates rotation matrix according to OpenGL gluLookAt convention.

    Args:
      look_at: A float32 3D vector of look_at direction.
      position: A float32 3D vector of camera position.
      up: A float32 3D up direction vector.

    Returns:
      A 3x3 float32 rotation matrix.

    (https://www.khronos.org/registry/OpenGL-Refpages/gl2.1/xhtml/gluLookAt.xml)
    """
    dir_vec = look_at - position
    dir_vec /= np.linalg.norm(dir_vec)
    side_vec = np.cross(dir_vec, up)
    side_vec /= np.linalg.norm(side_vec)
    up_vec = np.cross(side_vec, dir_vec)
    matrix = np.array([side_vec, up_vec, -dir_vec])

    return matrix

  def _create_calibration_matrix(self, f, optical_center, aspect_ratio=1,
                                 skew=0):
    """Constructs the 3x3 calibration matrix K.

    Args:
      f: Focal length of the camera. Either single float.32 value or tuple of
        float32 when different focal lengths for each axis are provided (fx, fy)
      optical_center: Tuple (c_x, c_y) containing the optical center
        of the camera in pixel coordinates.
      aspect_ratio: Optional parameter, if fixed focal length for both
        dimensions is used. Defaults to 1.
      skew: Optional parameter denoting the skew between the camera axes.

    Returns:
      float32 Tensor of shape [3,3] containing the upper triangular
      calibration matrix K.
    """
    if not isinstance(optical_center, tuple):
      raise ValueError('Optical center of camera needs '
                       'to be a tuple of (c_x, c_y).')

    if isinstance(f, tuple):
      f_x, f_y = f
    else:
      f_x = f
      f_y = aspect_ratio * f

    return np.asarray([[f_x, skew, optical_center[0]],
                       [0, f_y, optical_center[1]],
                       [0, 0, 1]
                       ], dtype=np.float32)

  @classmethod
  def from_json_content(cls, value) -> 'Camera':
    return cls()

  def to_json_content(self):
    return {}

# Copyright 2020 The TensorFlow Authors
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
#    https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# Lint as: python3
"""Camera feature."""

from __future__ import absolute_import
from __future__ import division
from __future__ import print_function

import numpy as np
import tensorflow as tf
from tensorflow_datasets import features

from tensorflow_graphics.datasets.features import pose_feature


class Camera(features.FeaturesDict):
  """`FeatureConnector` for camera calibration (extrinsic and intrinsic).

  During `_generate_examples`, the feature connector accepts as input:

    * `parameter_dict:` A dictionary containing the extrinsic and instrinsic
    parameters of the camera as:
      - 'pose': Dictionary containing
          * Either 3x3 rotation matrix and translation vector:
            {
              'R': A `float32` tensor with shape `[3, 3]` denoting the
                   3D rotation matrix.
              't': A `float32` tensor with shape `[3,]` denoting the
                   translation vector.
            }
      OR
         * look_at, position and up-vector:
            {
              'look_at': float32 vector of shape (3,).
              'position': float32 vector of shape (3,).
              'up': float32 vector of shape (3,).
            }
      - 'f': focal length of the camera in pixel (either single float32 value
      or tuple of float32 as (f_x, f_y).
      - 'optical_center': Optical center of the camera
      in pixel coordinates as tuple (c_x, c_y)
      Optional parameters:
      - 'skew': float32 denoting the skew of the camera axes.
      - 'aspect_ratio': float32 denoting the aspect_ratio,
      if single fixed focal length is provided.


  Output:
    A dictionary containing:

    * 'pose': A `tensorflow_graphics.datasets.features.Pose` FeatureConnector
    representing the 3D pose of the camera.
    * 'intrinsics': A `float32` tensor with shape `[3,3]` denoting the intrinsic
    matrix.

  Example:
    Default values for skew (s) and aspect_ratio(a) are 0 and 1, respectively.

    Full calibration matrix:
      K = [[ f_x,   s, c_x ],
           [   0, f_y, c_y ],
           [   0,   0,  1  ]]

    With same focal length:
      K = [[ f,  s, c_x ],
           [ 0, af, c_y ],
           [ 0,  0,  1  ]]
  """

  def __init__(self):
    super(Camera, self).__init__({
        'pose': pose_feature.Pose(),
        'intrinsics': features.Tensor(shape=(3, 3), dtype=tf.float32),
    })

  def encode_example(self, example_dict):
    """Convert the given parameters into a dict convertible to tf example."""
    REQUIRED_KEYS = ['pose', 'f', 'optical_center']  # pylint: disable=invalid-name
    if not all(key in example_dict for key in REQUIRED_KEYS):
      raise ValueError(f'Missing keys in provided dictionary! '
                       f'Expected {REQUIRED_KEYS}, '
                       f'but {example_dict.keys()} were given.')

    if not isinstance(example_dict['pose'], dict):
      raise ValueError('Pose needs to be a dictionary containing either '
                       'rotation and translation or look at, '
                       'up vector and position.')
    features_dict = {}
    pose_dict = example_dict['pose']
    if all(key in pose_dict for key in ['R', 't']):
      features_dict['pose'] = {
          'R': pose_dict['R'],
          't': pose_dict['t']
      }
    elif all(key in pose_dict for key in ['look_at', 'position', 'up']):
      rotation = self._create_rotation_from_look_at(pose_dict['look_at'],
                                                    pose_dict['position'],
                                                    pose_dict['up'])
      translation = (-rotation) @ pose_dict['position']

      features_dict['pose'] = {
          'R': rotation,
          't': translation
      }
    else:
      raise ValueError('Wrong keys for pose feature provided!')

    aspect_ratio = 1
    skew = 0
    if 'aspect_ratio' in example_dict.keys():
      if not isinstance(example_dict['f'], float):
        raise ValueError('If aspect ratio is provided, '
                         'f needs to be a single float.')
      aspect_ratio = example_dict['aspect_ratio']

    if 'skew' in example_dict.keys():
      skew = example_dict['skew']

    features_dict['intrinsics'] = self._create_calibration_matrix(
        example_dict['f'],
        example_dict['optical_center'],
        aspect_ratio,
        skew
    )

    return super(Camera, self).encode_example(features_dict)

  def _create_rotation_from_look_at(self, look_at, position, up):
    """Creates rotation matrix according to OpenGL gluLookAt convention.

    Args:
      look_at: A float32 3D vector of look_at direction.
      position: A float32 3D vector of camera position.
      up: A float32 3D up direction vector.

    Returns:
      A 3x3 float32 rotation matrix.

    (https://www.khronos.org/registry/OpenGL-Refpages/gl2.1/xhtml/gluLookAt.xml)
    """
    dir_vec = look_at - position
    dir_vec /= np.linalg.norm(dir_vec)
    side_vec = np.cross(dir_vec, up)
    side_vec /= np.linalg.norm(side_vec)
    up_vec = np.cross(side_vec, dir_vec)
    matrix = np.array([side_vec, up_vec, -dir_vec])

    return matrix

  def _create_calibration_matrix(self, f, optical_center, aspect_ratio=1,
                                 skew=0):
    """Constructs the 3x3 calibration matrix K.

    Args:
      f: Focal length of the camera. Either single float.32 value or tuple of
        float32 when different focal lengths for each axis are provided (fx, fy)
      optical_center: Tuple (c_x, c_y) containing the optical center
        of the camera in pixel coordinates.
      aspect_ratio: Optional parameter, if fixed focal length for both
        dimensions is used. Defaults to 1.
      skew: Optional parameter denoting the skew between the camera axes.

    Returns:
      float32 Tensor of shape [3,3] containing the upper triangular
      calibration matrix K.
    """
    if not isinstance(optical_center, tuple):
      raise ValueError('Optical center of camera needs '
                       'to be a tuple of (c_x, c_y).')

    if isinstance(f, tuple):
      f_x, f_y = f
    else:
      f_x = f
      f_y = aspect_ratio * f

    return np.asarray([[f_x, skew, optical_center[0]],
                       [0, f_y, optical_center[1]],
                       [0, 0, 1]
                       ], dtype=np.float32)

  @classmethod
  def from_json_content(cls, value) -> 'Camera':
    return cls()

  def to_json_content(self):
    return {}

# Copyright 2020 The TensorFlow Authors # # Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); # you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. # You may obtain a copy of the License at # #    https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 # # Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software # distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, # WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. # See the License for the specific language governing permissions and # limitations under the License. # Lint as: python3 Camera feature. `FeatureConnector` for camera calibration (extrinsic and intrinsic).    During `_generate_examples`, the feature connector accepts as input:      * `parameter_dict:` A dictionary containing the extrinsic and instrinsic     parameters of the camera as:       - 'pose': Dictionary containing           * Either 3x3 rotation matrix and translation vector:             {               'R': A `float32` tensor with shape `[3, 3]` denoting the                    3D rotation matrix.               't': A `float32` tensor with shape `[3,]` denoting the                    translation vector.             }       OR          * look_at, position and up-vector:             {               'look_at': float32 vector of shape (3,).               'position': float32 vector of shape (3,).               'up': float32 vector of shape (3,).             }       - 'f': focal length of the camera in pixel (either single float32 value       or tuple of float32 as (f_x, f_y).       - 'optical_center': Optical center of the camera       in pixel coordinates as tuple (c_x, c_y)       Optional parameters:       - 'skew': float32 denoting the skew of the camera axes.       - 'aspect_ratio': float32 denoting the aspect_ratio,       if single fixed focal length is provided.     Output:     A dictionary containing:      * 'pose': A `tensorflow_graphics.datasets.features.Pose` FeatureConnector     representing the 3D pose of the camera.     * 'intrinsics': A `float32` tensor with shape `[3,3]` denoting the intrinsic     matrix.    Example:     Default values for skew (s) and aspect_ratio(a) are 0 and 1, respectively.      Full calibration matrix:       K = [[ f_x,   s, c_x ],            [   0, f_y, c_y ],            [   0,   0,  1  ]]      With same focal length:       K = [[ f,  s, c_x ],            [ 0, af, c_y ],            [ 0,  0,  1  ]] Convert the given parameters into a dict convertible to tf example. # pylint: disable=invalid-name Creates rotation matrix according to OpenGL gluLookAt convention.      Args:       look_at: A float32 3D vector of look_at direction.       position: A float32 3D vector of camera position.       up: A float32 3D up direction vector.      Returns:       A 3x3 float32 rotation matrix.      (https://www.khronos.org/registry/OpenGL-Refpages/gl2.1/xhtml/gluLookAt.xml) Constructs the 3x3 calibration matrix K.      Args:       f: Focal length of the camera. Either single float.32 value or tuple of         float32 when different focal lengths for each axis are provided (fx, fy)       optical_center: Tuple (c_x, c_y) containing the optical center         of the camera in pixel coordinates.       aspect_ratio: Optional parameter, if fixed focal length for both         dimensions is used. Defaults to 1.       skew: Optional parameter denoting the skew between the camera axes.      Returns:       float32 Tensor of shape [3,3] containing the upper triangular       calibration matrix K.