Peter M. Groen / openbr

AlgorithmCore Init function File to QString

…put to QStrings instead of Files to remove issues parenthessis and other issues

removed unused line of code

 made changes as requested to clean up code

removed temp variable

switched back to use temp variable

removing brackets

Previously, if the read block size was aligned with the end of the file,
the gallery would set done to false even if there were no remaining items.

Stream strongly assumes that done is set correctly.

Preliminary work on not loading complete galleries during enrollment

Preliminary support for evaluating a comparison matrix on disk

Only verification mode evaluation is supported. The main issue is to avoid
loading potentially very large similarity and mask matrices into main
memory.

The basic idea is to read galleries incrementally, but there are some
complications especially related to progress counting--if we don't read a
gallery we don't know how many templates are stored in it since gallery
formats aren't nice enough to provide headers with that information.

One solution to the progress counting problem is to measure progress based
on the position of a file pointer in the gallery file (i.e. measure the
current position in the gallery file, divide by the total size of the
gallery file). This is supported by expanding the Gallery API to include a
totalSize method indicating the total size of the gallery file (or total
number of templates if that is known), and then as templates are read,
their position is stored in metadata (using the "p" key).

Several galleries are updated to respect readBlockSize, and also to store
position data in read templates.

Support for filtering out already enrolled templates in read-mode was
maintained by making the filtering an online process (part of the
enrollment pipeline) rather than a batch process done before
enrollment-proper starts.

We have no particular need to mess with internal whitespace to deal with
this issue.

QTextStream is apparently somewhat better behaved about these things than
QFile.

Better support for dealing with large galleries