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Introduction

identify runs a nearest neighbor algorithm over the objects identified in a btf file. This gives them an id, which allows for tracking across multiple frames.

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Compiling

identify is compiled by running gnu make in the src directory.

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Running

Try running the identify binary by cd'ing to the directory the binary is located, and typing ./identify. You should get something that looks like this:

		Usage: ./identify <btf_dir>
		Where <btf_dir> is the directory for a BTF file.
Lets look at this in more detail:

Argument Name What it Means
<btf_dir> This is the name of the directory that you want to process. The directory should have all the projects .btf files in it.
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Example

For this example, the following invocations were used:
./identify ANTBTF/ produces:

		Opening ANTBTF//framestamp.btf ... Success!
		Opening ANTBTF//ximage.btf ... Success!
		Opening ANTBTF//yimage.btf ... Success!
		Opening ANTBTF//id.btf ... Success!
Working: Frame    299
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Download

The files have been consolidated in a single package. Get GTrack version 1.0 here MD5: 9b17ce83dda6851fe1528d20a2554583
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