| VisionX V4 | VXSHTOVF | VisionX V4 |
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vxshtovf − Convert from VisionX shell output to feature vector or CSV formats |
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vxshtofv [if=infile] [of=ofile] [dsc=] [c=] [id=] [-csv] [-v] |
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Vxshtovf parses the shell output of a VisionX program (such as v3ps) and outputs the data into a VisionX vector format file or into a CSV format file suitable for processing with vxltovf. Specifically, it takes <name>=<value> pairs, separated by spaces, semicolons, and newlines, uses the name portion to create a header, and the value portion in a feature vector. This program depends on vxltovf. |
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if=input file |
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The input file is a text file containing the shell output of a VisionX program. If this parameter is not specified, the program reads from standard input. |
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of= |
The of= parameter specifies the output file. If this parameter is not specified, the program writes to standard output. |
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dsc= |
The text to use as the description for the item. |
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c= |
The class to assign to the item (must be integer). |
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id= |
The id to assign to the item (must be integer). |
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-csv |
The -csv flag specifies output in CSV format instead of a VisionX vector file. |
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-v |
The -v flag selects the verbose option. |
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A. Jirapatnakul |
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vclasf(1), vfvcat(1), vfvpick(1), vxtoxl(1), vxltovf(1) |