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DetectorConfig

Struct DetectorConfig 

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pub struct DetectorConfig {
Show 24 fields pub threshold_tile_size: usize, pub threshold_min_range: u8, pub enable_bilateral: bool, pub bilateral_sigma_space: f32, pub bilateral_sigma_color: f32, pub enable_sharpening: bool, pub enable_adaptive_window: bool, pub threshold_min_radius: usize, pub threshold_max_radius: usize, pub adaptive_threshold_constant: i16, pub adaptive_threshold_gradient_threshold: u8, pub quad_min_area: u32, pub quad_max_aspect_ratio: f32, pub quad_min_fill_ratio: f32, pub quad_max_fill_ratio: f32, pub quad_min_edge_length: f64, pub quad_min_edge_score: f64, pub subpixel_refinement_sigma: f64, pub segmentation_margin: i16, pub segmentation_connectivity: SegmentationConnectivity, pub upscale_factor: usize, pub decoder_min_contrast: f64, pub refinement_mode: CornerRefinementMode, pub decode_mode: DecodeMode,
}
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Pipeline-level configuration for the detector.

These settings affect the fundamental behavior of the detection pipeline and are immutable after the Detector is constructed. Use the builder pattern for ergonomic construction.

§Example

use locus_core::config::DetectorConfig;

let config = DetectorConfig::builder()
    .threshold_tile_size(16)
    .quad_min_area(200)
    .build();

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§threshold_tile_size: usize

Tile size for adaptive thresholding (default: 4). Larger tiles are faster but less adaptive to local contrast.

§threshold_min_range: u8

Minimum intensity range in a tile to be considered valid (default: 10). Tiles with lower range are treated as uniform (no edges).

§enable_bilateral: bool

Enable bilateral pre-filtering for edge-preserving noise reduction (default: true).

§bilateral_sigma_space: f32

Bilateral spatial sigma for spatial smoothing (default: 3.0).

§bilateral_sigma_color: f32

Bilateral color sigma for edge preservation (default: 30.0). Higher values = more smoothing across edges.

§enable_sharpening: bool

Enable Laplacian sharpening to enhance edges for small tags (default: true).

§enable_adaptive_window: bool

Enable adaptive threshold window sizing based on gradient (default: true).

§threshold_min_radius: usize

Minimum threshold window radius for high-gradient regions (default: 2 = 5x5).

§threshold_max_radius: usize

Maximum threshold window radius for low-gradient regions (default: 7 = 15x15).

§adaptive_threshold_constant: i16

Constant subtracted from local mean in adaptive thresholding (default: 3).

§adaptive_threshold_gradient_threshold: u8

Gradient magnitude threshold above which the minimum window radius is used (default: 40).

§quad_min_area: u32

Minimum quad area in pixels (default: 16).

§quad_max_aspect_ratio: f32

Maximum aspect ratio of bounding box (default: 3.0).

§quad_min_fill_ratio: f32

Minimum fill ratio (pixel count / bbox area) (default: 0.3).

§quad_max_fill_ratio: f32

Maximum fill ratio (default: 0.95).

§quad_min_edge_length: f64

Minimum edge length in pixels (default: 4.0).

§quad_min_edge_score: f64

Minimum edge alignment score (0.0 to 1.0)

§subpixel_refinement_sigma: f64

PSF blur factor for subpixel refinement (e.g., 0.6)

§segmentation_margin: i16

Minimum deviation from threshold for a pixel to be connected in threshold-model CCL (default: 2).

§segmentation_connectivity: SegmentationConnectivity

Segmentation connectivity (4-way or 8-way).

§upscale_factor: usize

Factor to upscale the image before detection (1 = no upscaling). Increasing this to 2 allows detecting smaller tags (e.g., < 15px) at the cost of processing speed (O(N^2)). Nearest-neighbor interpolation is used.

§decoder_min_contrast: f64

Minimum contrast range for Otsu-based bit classification (default: 20.0). For checkerboard patterns with densely packed tags, lower values (e.g., 10.0) can improve recall on small/blurry tags.

§refinement_mode: CornerRefinementMode

Strategy for refining corner positions (default: Edge).

§decode_mode: DecodeMode

Decoding mode (Hard vs Soft).

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impl DetectorConfig

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pub fn builder() -> DetectorConfigBuilder

Create a new builder for DetectorConfig.

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impl Clone for DetectorConfig

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fn clone(&self) -> DetectorConfig

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for DetectorConfig

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Default for DetectorConfig

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fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more
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impl PartialEq for DetectorConfig

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fn eq(&self, other: &DetectorConfig) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl Copy for DetectorConfig

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impl StructuralPartialEq for DetectorConfig

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