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I think h (in hsv) has a value from 0 to 360; and v (in hsv) might also has a value from -1 to 1. |
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Signed-off-by: Thomas Sedlmayer <tsedlmayer@pmsfit.de>
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Signed-off-by: Thomas Sedlmayer tsedlmayer@pmsfit.de
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This PR emerged from the Harmonisation group and the discussions related to #512. It should serve as a basis for further discussion. The color models (Grey, RGB, RGBIR, HSV, LUV) were adopted from the ISO-23150.
It is not completely clear yet where and how to apply the new message and how to manage the transition to complement or replace existing color enums. As a result from discussions, color enums that represent semantic meaning (e.g. traffic light colors, lane marking colors, lane boundary colors) should probably be kept as is or could be unified as separate enums (e.g. "SemanticColors"). Semantic colors are colors that specifically specify an objects meaning in traffic and do not necessarily represent its visual color. E.g. a lane boundary that is semantically classified as orange does not have to be visually orange (e.g. washed out to white). Hence, we should clearly differentiate semantic colors from visual colors that represent appearance only.
Color enums for stationary objects and camera detections could be complemented (short-term) or replaced (long-term) with the new ColorDescription. Also, moving objects do not have a color field yet and could also contain the new ColorDescription.
The name of the message (ColorDescription) is still under discussion.