Use opencv's print() procedure in place of my own procedures to output matrices and std::vectors. Interestingly enough, operator<< does not work for matrices, when called from my .cpp files in src/ subfolder of the optim module, although it works when called from tests and stand-alone programs, compiled with opencv. I think, this requires investigation and, maybe, bug report. |
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