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Than 1 sample in each frame (column). For examples that show how to generate signals using these blocks, see Create Signals for Sample-Based Processing and Create Signals for Frame-Based Processing.You can further process the signals generated by the blocks using several signal processing algorithm blocks in DSP System Toolbox. The processing blocks process the signal one sample at a time (sample-based processing) or one frame at a time (frame-based processing) depending on the Input processing parameter. Sample-Based Processing and Frame-Based ProcessingIn the Simulink environment, you can choose to process the signal either in the sample-based mode or in frame-based mode. However, in the MATLAB environment, System objects always process frames. MATLAB does not perform sample-based processing.The next two sections provide more details on sampled-based processing and frame-based processing.What Is Sample-Based Processing?In sample-based processing, blocks process signals one sample at a time. Each element of the input signal represents one sample in a distinct channel. If the input signal is a matrix, each element corresponds to the same time. For example, from a sample-based processing perspective, this 3-by-2 matrix contains the first sample in each of the six independent channels.When you configure a block to perform sample-based processing, the block interprets a scalar input as a single-channel signal. Similarly, the block interprets an M-by-N matrix as a multichannel signal with M*N independent channels. For example, in sample-based processing, blocks interpret this sequence of 3-by-2 matrices as a six-channel signal.What Is Frame-Based Processing?In frame-based processing, blocks and System objects process data in frames. Each frame of data contains samples of consecutive times stacked together. Each channel is represented by a column of the input signal. For example, from a frame-based processing perspective, this 3-by-2 matrix has two channels, each containing three samples.When you configure a block to perform frame-based processing, the block interprets an M-by-1 vector as a single-channel signal containing M samples per frame. Similarly, the block interprets an M-by-N matrix as a multichannel signal with N independent channels and M samples per channel. For example, in frame-based processing, blocks interpret this sequence of 3-by-2 matrices as a two-channel signal with a frame size of 3.Benefits of Frame-Based ProcessingFrame-based processing improves the simulation performance since the algorithm processes multiple samples at once reducing the overhead. It also more closely mimics how streams of signal data are handled by real-time digital signal processing systems allowing for more accurate simulations of real world

Project is to generate only a 3D model (no DSM or orthomosaic), the template selected for processing is 3D Models.14. Select the 3D Models template.15. Click Finish to finish the wizard and create the project. The Processing bar opens at the bottom of the main window.B) Process the project:1. On the Processing bar, click Start to start the processing.C) Improve the project:To improve the results of the Densified Point Cloud and the 3D Textured mesh, the following Processing Options can be selected:1. On the Menu bar click Process > Processing Options...2. Select the processing step 1. Initial Processing.3. Select the tab General.4. In the section Keypoints Image Scale, select Custom and from the drop down list select 1 (Original Image size).Note: This selection allows to extract the keypoints using the original image size.5. In the Processing Options window click 2. Point Cloud and Mesh.6. Select the tab Point Cloud.7. In the Point Cloud Densification section click the drop-down list Image scale and select 1 (Original Image size, Slow) and from the drop-down list Point Density select High (Slow).Note: The original image size is used to compute additional 3D points. More points are computed especially in areas where features can be easily matched. By selecting High Point Density, a 3D point will be computed for every Image Scale pixel. For more information about the Processing Options: Menu Process > Processing Options... > 2. Point Cloud and Mesh > Point Cloud.8. Click OK.9. On the Processing bar, click Start to start the processing.Industrial building – Parrot Bebop 2Download dataset or view in PIX4DcloudThe goal of this project is to get a 3D model of industrial building. Images were acquired with Parrot Bebop 2 using PIX4Dcapture.General project informationProjectLocationNantes, FranceAverage Ground Sampling Distance (GSD)9.25 cm / 3.64 inArea covered0.0113 km2 / 1.13 ha / 0.0043 sq. mi. / 2.79 acresOutput coordinate systemWGS84 / UTM zone 30NVertical Coordinate System: MSL egm96Image acquisitionUAVParrot Bebop 2Image acquisition softwarePIX4DcaptureImage acquisition planGrid Mission and Circular MissionCameraBebop 2 cameraImagesNumber of images138Image size4096x3320Image geolocation coordinate systemWGS84Download project filesThe dataset can be downloaded here and can be found processed on PIX4Dcloud here.The downloaded folder contains the following files and folders:images: RGB images in JPG format.example_bebop2_industrial_building.p4d: project file that can be opened in PIX4D Desktop.InstructionsProcess the dataset using the included .p4d project fileThis section describes how to process the dataset in order to generate a 3D textured mesh of the building using Parrot Bebop 2.1. Open the project example_bebop2_industrial_building.p4d.2. On the Menu bar, click View > Processing. The Processing bar opens at the bottom of the main window.Note: As the goal of this project is to generate the 3D textured mesh (no DSM and orthomosaic), the template used for the processing has been set to 3D Models. This can be seen in Process > Processing Options...3. On the Processing bar, click Start to start processing.Process the dataset creating a new projectThis section describes how to create and process a project in order to generate a 3D mesh of a house.A) Create a new

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