ipa: raspberrypi: Normalise region sums to 16-bits
The VC4 ISP uses a pipeline bit-depth of 13-bits. The AGC algorithm needs to know this bit-depth when computing the Y value for the image. Instead of hardcoding the VC4 bit-depth in the AGC source code, normalise all region sums to 16-bits when filling the Statistics structure. AWB and ALSC are agnostic about pipeline depth, so do not need changing. Signed-off-by: Naushir Patuck <naush@raspberrypi.com> Reviewed-by: David Plowman <david.plowman@raspberrypi.com> Reviewed-by: Kieran Bingham <kieran.bingham@ideasonboard.com> Signed-off-by: Kieran Bingham <kieran.bingham@ideasonboard.com>
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@ -1377,11 +1377,17 @@ RPiController::StatisticsPtr IPARPi::fillStatistics(bcm2835_isp_stats *stats) co
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/* RGB histograms are not used, so do not populate them. */
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statistics->yHist = RPiController::Histogram(stats->hist[0].g_hist, NUM_HISTOGRAM_BINS);
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/*
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* All region sums are based on a 13-bit pipeline bit-depth. Normalise
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* this to 16-bits for the AGC/AWB/ALSC algorithms.
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*/
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constexpr unsigned int scale = Statistics::NormalisationFactorPow2 - 13;
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statistics->awbRegions.init({ DEFAULT_AWB_REGIONS_X, DEFAULT_AWB_REGIONS_Y });
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for (i = 0; i < statistics->awbRegions.numRegions(); i++)
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statistics->awbRegions.set(i, { { stats->awb_stats[i].r_sum,
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stats->awb_stats[i].g_sum,
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stats->awb_stats[i].b_sum },
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statistics->awbRegions.set(i, { { stats->awb_stats[i].r_sum << scale,
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stats->awb_stats[i].g_sum << scale,
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stats->awb_stats[i].b_sum << scale },
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stats->awb_stats[i].counted,
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stats->awb_stats[i].notcounted });
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@ -1391,9 +1397,9 @@ RPiController::StatisticsPtr IPARPi::fillStatistics(bcm2835_isp_stats *stats) co
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*/
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statistics->agcRegions.init(15);
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for (i = 0; i < statistics->agcRegions.numRegions(); i++)
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statistics->agcRegions.set(i, { { stats->agc_stats[i].r_sum,
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stats->agc_stats[i].g_sum,
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stats->agc_stats[i].b_sum },
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statistics->agcRegions.set(i, { { stats->agc_stats[i].r_sum << scale,
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stats->agc_stats[i].g_sum << scale,
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stats->agc_stats[i].b_sum << scale },
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stats->agc_stats[i].counted,
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stats->awb_stats[i].notcounted });
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