# This file contains the settings for the sticky-traps script. Here you can specify the height and the width
# of the traps used. It is imperative that the traps have uniform dimensions, this means that the traps cannot be cut
# by hand. The traps are also required to have no lines or text on them, unless these are on a non sticky area of the
# trap so it can be cropped out easily.
#
# This file should not be altered unless the traps used have changed. It is strongly reccomended to maintain the same
# traps during a project, as it might have an influence on the results. All measurements of size should be in
# millimetres. The value for the colour is specified in the HSV colour space.


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# SIZES AND COLOURS OF THE TRAPS #
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# The height and width of the traps should be in millimetres, with the longest of the two measurements beeing
# represented by the height.
trap_dimensions:
  Trap_height: 200
  Trap_width: 150

# If the trap has edges that can be cropped out, set to 'True'. otherwise, if the entire area of the trap
# is sticky, set to 'False'. Reasons to crop out areas are for instance non sticky areas, or small areas of text
# on the top and bottom of the trap.
edges_to_crop: True

# Sets the width of the area to be cropped out if the previous setting is 'true' both sides are cropped since
# the program can't discern between the top and bottom of the trap. If for instance the width along the short edges
# is set to 25 (mm), then the top 25mm and the bottom 25mm is cropped out of the rescaled image, so you only need to
# enter the width you want cropped out in millimetres in the real trap.
cropping_width:
  along_long_edges: 0
  along_short_edges: 18

# Set the colour of the trap below as HSV colour codes, specifing the darkest (lower) and brightest (upper) of the
# colour to be found on a trap. Use lower = [-10, 100, 100] and upper = [+10, 255, 255] respectively. A BGR colour
# code for blue (255, 0 ,0) will result in an HSV colour code for blue (120, 255, 255). Setting this as lower and
# upper will be "lower = [110, 100, 100] and upper = [130, 255, 255]". In sticky-traps.py there is a converter present
# to convert BGR to HSV, in the function hsv_threshold, however to calculate the H value can also be done by converting
# BGR to HSV online and deviding the H value by 2.
trap_colours:
  trap_lower: [15, 100, 100]
  trap_upper: [45, 255, 255]

# There are two possible options to determine the sizes of the insects found on the traps. Setting detailed_size_classes
# to True will enable the detailed sizing classes: 0-1mm, 1-4mm, 4-7mm, 7-12mm, and >12mm. Setting detailed_size_classes
# to False will enable the standard sizing classes: <4mm, 4-10, and >10mm.
detailed_size_classes: False