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[python] Add DynamicImagePairsSize parallelization - #2217
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Compute the number of chunks from the number of unique image pairs in an image pairs list file, using the matchingImageCollection binding. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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DynamicImagePairsSizetoparallelization.py: a dynamic parallelization size equal to the number of unique image pairs in an image pairs list file (minimum 1).It loads the file through the existing
matchingImageCollection.loadPairsFromFilebinding (symmetric pairs, so(i, j)and(j, i)count once) and raisesRuntimeErrorif the file cannot be loaded, like the SfMData-based classes.Testing
Only checked that the module compiles; not run against a built
pyalicevision.🤖 Generated with Claude Code