Animation: Butterworth Smoothing filter #106952

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Implements the butterworth filter (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butterworth_filter) for smoothing FCurves.

This filter is ideal for smoothing dense data, like motion capture recordings.
It has the advantage of keeping the shape of the curve intact while reducing minimal fluctuations.
The disadvantage is the impulse response has a twang, meaning extreme spikes cause fluctuations to either side. (see picture)

The implementation is based on the GPL code found here: https://exstrom.com/journal/sigproc/dsigproc.html

In order to avoid phase shifting, the filter is run forward and backward, effectively doubling the filter order.

The Redo panel offers the following options

  • Frequency Cutoff: 0-n value, where 0 means it cuts everything so the curve will become straight, the max value is the Nyquist frequency and depends on the frame rate and the "Samples per Frame" option
  • Filter Order: Higher values mean the frequency cutoff is steeper
  • Samples per Frame: Before the filter is applied, the curve is resampled at this interval to avoid errors when there are uneven spaces between frames. If the keys are on subframes, e.g. a 60fps file in a 30fps scene, increase this value to 2
  • Blend: 0-1 value to blend between the original curve and the filter result
  • Blend In/Out: The number of frames at the start and end for which to blend between the filtered and unfiltered curve. This can help reduce any resulting jumps in the animation at the selection border

The operator can be called from the Key menu. (Key->Smooth->Butterworth Smooth)

Impulse Response at Filter Order 4 and Cutoff Frequency at half the Nyquist Frequency
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Filtered Curve with Ghost Curve as a reference
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Blend In/Out at 8 Blend In/Out at 0
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On a side note, the issue I was having for a long time is that I had these fluctuations at the start and end of the segment. It turns out you need to offset the samples so the first sample is 0.

Implements the butterworth filter (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butterworth_filter) for smoothing FCurves. This filter is ideal for smoothing dense data, like motion capture recordings. It has the advantage of keeping the shape of the curve intact while reducing minimal fluctuations. The disadvantage is the impulse response has a twang, meaning extreme spikes cause fluctuations to either side. (see picture) The implementation is based on the GPL code found here: https://exstrom.com/journal/sigproc/dsigproc.html In order to avoid phase shifting, the filter is run forward and backward, effectively doubling the filter order. The Redo panel offers the following options * Frequency Cutoff: 0-n value, where 0 means it cuts everything so the curve will become straight, the max value is the Nyquist frequency and depends on the frame rate and the "Samples per Frame" option * Filter Order: Higher values mean the frequency cutoff is steeper * Samples per Frame: Before the filter is applied, the curve is resampled at this interval to avoid errors when there are uneven spaces between frames. If the keys are on subframes, e.g. a 60fps file in a 30fps scene, increase this value to 2 * Blend: 0-1 value to blend between the original curve and the filter result * Blend In/Out: The number of frames at the start and end for which to blend between the filtered and unfiltered curve. This can help reduce any resulting jumps in the animation at the selection border The operator can be called from the Key menu. (Key->Smooth->Butterworth Smooth) Impulse Response at Filter Order 4 and Cutoff Frequency at half the Nyquist Frequency ![image](/attachments/eaa7b601-12a7-4ff6-a1d5-dbc5ab5efe5e) Filtered Curve with Ghost Curve as a reference ![image](/attachments/bb0d9871-a7dd-48ac-b436-d50645e11e02) | Blend In/Out at 8 | Blend In/Out at 0 | | - | - | | ![image](/attachments/1fff0a77-3933-4cc8-b9b6-01cddb51546e) | ![image](/attachments/baaf3a21-81ea-4e99-917f-efad43fc9fc7) | ------ On a side note, the issue I was having for a long time is that I had these fluctuations at the start and end of the segment. It turns out you need to offset the samples so the first sample is 0.
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Video of an impulse Response at Filter Order 4 with Cutoff Frequency 0-1

Video of an impulse Response at Filter Order 4 with Cutoff Frequency 0-1
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For best results for Blender a default value of FACTOR = 1, samples = 2 and filter order = 3,
but the code for HZ at least the slider value for the user should be mapped to whole numbers int 0-100
instead of float values.

The "slider" could default to the Factor to blend between a good curve smooth and the source data and then an modifier key to change frequency without exiting the slider would be good

For best results for Blender a default value of FACTOR = 1, samples = 2 and filter order = 3, but the code for HZ at least the slider value for the user should be mapped to whole numbers int 0-100 instead of float values. The "slider" could default to the Factor to blend between a good curve smooth and the source data and then an modifier key to change frequency without exiting the slider would be good
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changed to a frequency cutoff and the slider controls the factor now
also due to the update from main the menu entry is now in key->smooth

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Function works well now from animation/artist testing, the filter does what is expected with some adjustments.

Just need to finalize the slider operator if FACTOR is better than HRZ to have the slider adjust as I would expect the slider to impact what gets smoothed not how much of the source curve is impacted.

And set the defaults to get a good result like 3hz with 16 samples for example and factor of 1

Function works well now from animation/artist testing, the filter does what is expected with some adjustments. Just need to finalize the slider operator if FACTOR is better than HRZ to have the slider adjust as I would expect the slider to impact what gets smoothed not how much of the source curve is impacted. And set the defaults to get a good result like 3hz with 16 samples for example and factor of 1
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Function of the filter is approved, small tweaks left but the core filter is working on animation curves as I would expect.

Function of the filter is approved, small tweaks left but the core filter is working on animation curves as I would expect.
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@BClark not sure if you want the slider to drive the blend factor or not. Can you clarify that

I am also a bit hesitant to increase the default samples per frame. It really is only meant for subframe data. The result might not match other software 100% but is that a requirement. We don't know their implementation so there might be all sorts of stuff going on under the hood

@BClark not sure if you want the slider to drive the blend factor or not. Can you clarify that I am also a bit hesitant to increase the default samples per frame. It really is only meant for subframe data. The result might not match other software 100% but is that a requirement. We don't know their implementation so there might be all sorts of stuff going on under the hood
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changed back to slider driving the cutoff_frequency, but indirectly via a hidden property "cutoff_factor" in order to fit the 0-1 range that the slider expects.

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@BClark added a blend in/out value as discussed yesterday. I defaulted it to 4 because I think it is useful for most cases. Do let me know what you think about that

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Animation user results approved, thanks for the hard work on taming the stat/end drift and improving the usability on a selected range with the improved blending

Animation user results approved, thanks for the hard work on taming the stat/end drift and improving the usability on a selected range with the improved blending
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Nice work!

I found a few smaller things in the code. More importantly, I can't figure out how the modal slider interacts with the redo panel. When I use the slider, it seems to reset to the default parameters, and not use the ones I set in the redo panel. This is what I tried:

  • Choose Key menu → Smooth → Butterworth
  • Now the slider is at 50% for the initial value (that was unexpected, I expected to be able to gradually slide in the smoothness)
  • Slide to the left and I left click to confirm a 0% effect so I can use the redo panel to play with the parameters
  • Set the cutoff frequency to 3 Hz
  • Choose Key menu → Smooth → Butterworth
  • Don't move the slider, leave it at 50% and confirm.
  • The redo panel now shows:
    • factor: 0% (even though the slider was at 50% when I confirmed)
    • frequency: 6 Hz (even though I set it to 3 Hz)
  • Sliding the cutoff frequency parameter in the redo panel does nothing any more, because the factor is still set at 0%
Nice work! I found a few smaller things in the code. More importantly, I can't figure out how the modal slider interacts with the redo panel. When I use the slider, it seems to reset to the default parameters, and not use the ones I set in the redo panel. This is what I tried: - Choose Key menu → Smooth → Butterworth - Now the slider is at 50% for the initial value (that was unexpected, I expected to be able to gradually slide in the smoothness) - Slide to the left and I left click to confirm a 0% effect so I can use the redo panel to play with the parameters - Set the cutoff frequency to 3 Hz - Choose Key menu → Smooth → Butterworth - Don't move the slider, leave it at 50% and confirm. - The redo panel now shows: - factor: 0% (even though the slider was at 50% when I confirmed) - frequency: 6 Hz (even though I set it to 3 Hz) - Sliding the cutoff frequency parameter in the redo panel does nothing any more, because the factor is still set at 0%
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/**
* \param samples are expected to be centered around the segment with a buffer of size filter_order
* at the left.

filter_orderbw_coeff->filter_order, otherwise people will look for a filter_order parameter.

`filter_order` → `bw_coeff->filter_order`, otherwise people will look for a `filter_order` parameter.
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updated the comment in general. Samples no longer need to be centered around the segment
they only need a buffer of filter_order at the left

updated the comment in general. Samples no longer need to be centered around the segment they only need a buffer of filter_order at the left
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const float fwd_offset = samples[0];
for (int i = 0; i < sample_count; i++) {
double x = (double)(samples[i] - fwd_offset);

const

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for (int i = 0; i < filter_order; i++) {
w0[i] = 0.0;

Given that wN is calloc'ed, it's already all-zeroes. Is this assignment necessary?

Given that `wN` is calloc'ed, it's already all-zeroes. Is this assignment necessary?
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yes because is that is after the forward run of the filter.
within the filter they are used as buffer values, and they should all be 0 for the backward run

yes because is that is after the forward run of the filter. within the filter they are used as buffer values, and they should all be 0 for the backward run
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/* Run the filter backwards as well to remove phase offset. */
for (int i = sample_count - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
double x = (double)(filtered_values[i] - bwd_offset);

const

`const`
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const float blend_in_y = fcu->bezt[segment->start_index].vec[1][1];
const float blend_out_y = fcu->bezt[segment_end_index - 1].vec[1][1];
for (int i = segment->start_index; i < segment_end_index; i++) {

Maybe add a comment here to explain the higher-level step that's taken here. It looks like it's blending the output of the Butterworth filter with the original keyframes, in a way that's somehow sensitive to the start/end edges. It would be good to have that explained here.

Maybe add a comment here to explain the higher-level step that's taken here. It looks like it's blending the output of the Butterworth filter with the original keyframes, in a way that's somehow sensitive to the start/end edges. It would be good to have that explained here.
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blend_in_out_factor = min_ff((float)(segment_end_index - i - 1) / blend_in_out, 1.0f);
blend_value = blend_out_y;
}
key_y_value = interpf(key_y_value, blend_value, blend_in_out_factor);

This seems to be the only place where key_y_value gets a new value. Maybe you could use a 2nd variable here, so that both can be const? Maybe filtered_y_value and blended_y_value?

This seems to be the only place where `key_y_value` gets a new value. Maybe you could use a 2nd variable here, so that both can be `const`? Maybe `filtered_y_value` and `blended_y_value`?
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FCurve *fcu = (FCurve *)ale->key_data;
ListBase fcu_segments = find_fcurve_segments(fcu);
LISTBASE_FOREACH (FCurveSegment *, segment, &fcu_segments) {

Can't this use apply_fcu_segment_function()?

Can't this use `apply_fcu_segment_function()`?
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unfortunately not because the parameters for butterworth_smooth_fcurve_segment are more complicated

unfortunately not because the parameters for `butterworth_smooth_fcurve_segment` are more complicated
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@dr.sybren part of the confusion might be that the slider controls a hidden property that in turn drives the cutoff frequency.
@BClark and I decided that it makes more sense for the user to control the cutoff frequency with the slider than the blend factor

@dr.sybren part of the confusion might be that the slider controls a hidden property that in turn drives the cutoff frequency. @BClark and I decided that it makes more sense for the user to control the cutoff frequency with the slider than the blend factor

That does make things confusing, as it's quite natural for a user to expect that a 0%-100% slider maps to a 0-1 factor.
If the user is indeed controlling the cutoff frequency (which also totally makes sense), shouldn't that be what should be displayed in the slider UI?

I think that 'factor' might also be named too vague. It just means 'multiplier', which doesn't say much.

How about this?

  • Move the cutoff frequency to the top of the redo panel, as that's the "primary parameter" being manipulated by the slider.
  • Rename "factor" to something else. I wish Blender had more of the DAW nomenclature, where it would just be a "dry/wet" slider. Maybe "blend" would be a better one? Also it might make more sense to show it as a percentage instead of a factor?
That does make things confusing, as it's quite natural for a user to expect that a 0%-100% slider maps to a 0-1 factor. If the user is indeed controlling the cutoff frequency (which also totally makes sense), shouldn't _that_ be what should be displayed in the slider UI? I think that 'factor' might also be named too vague. It just means 'multiplier', which doesn't say much. How about this? - Move the cutoff frequency to the top of the redo panel, as that's the "primary parameter" being manipulated by the slider. - Rename "factor" to something else. I wish Blender had more of the DAW nomenclature, where it would just be a "dry/wet" slider. Maybe "blend" would be a better one? Also it might make more sense to show it as a percentage instead of a factor?
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That was my thought as well... the value we change (cutoff) should be first in the list not factor to indicate it is what we are adjusting first.

Since we just worked on "blend with rest pose" Factor is a blending with/to source fcurve, maybe we can use some of the same kind of language. Blend factor ?

That was my thought as well... the value we change (cutoff) should be first in the list not factor to indicate it is what we are adjusting first. Since we just worked on "blend with rest pose" Factor is a blending with/to source fcurve, maybe we can use some of the same kind of language. Blend factor ?
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I've had a look at driving the cutoff frequency directly with the slider
I remembered why I didn't do it:
The slider displays the value 1.0 as 100%
now the max cutoff frequency is frame rate * sample rate
assuming sample rate is 1 and frame rate is 24 that would mean the slider would display the highest value at 2400%
now that conveys no meaning imo.

what we could do is extend the slider to not only display percentages. So the % would be default but it could be any arbitrary unit passed as a string

I've had a look at driving the cutoff frequency directly with the slider I remembered why I didn't do it: The slider displays the value 1.0 as 100% now the max cutoff frequency is `frame rate * sample rate` assuming sample rate is 1 and frame rate is 24 that would mean the slider would display the highest value at 2400% now that conveys no meaning imo. what we could do is extend the slider to not only display percentages. So the % would be default but it could be any arbitrary unit passed as a string

what we could do is extend the slider to not only display percentages. So the % would be default but it could be any arbitrary unit passed as a string

That sounds like a really nice addition to me.

> what we could do is extend the slider to not only display percentages. So the % would be default but it could be any arbitrary unit passed as a string That sounds like a really nice addition to me.
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@dr.sybren @BClark I extended the slider to allow setting a unit
looks like this now with the butterworth operator
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I had to do a small change to the behavior of the slider: The cursor movement it takes to go from min to max slider is now constant no matter the range of the slider. e.g. the -1/1 would have needed more travel than 0/1. not anymore

@dr.sybren @BClark I extended the slider to allow setting a unit looks like this now with the butterworth operator ![image](/attachments/b954d013-9718-431b-9355-cc1f214d1ee6) I had to do a small change to the behavior of the slider: The cursor movement it takes to go from min to max slider is now constant no matter the range of the slider. e.g. the -1/1 would have needed more travel than 0/1. not anymore
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Much improvement! I like it a lot, thanks.

I have two questions left:

  1. Could you split off the changes to the slider into a separate PR? These deserve a commit of their own.
  2. The Blend In/Out parameter now controls a linear blend between the smoothed and unsmoothed keys, which can cause introduce higher frequencies (because of the sudden change in direction of the curve as shown below). How hard would it be to change this to something like an S-curve?

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Much improvement! I like it a lot, thanks. I have two questions left: 1. Could you split off the changes to the slider into a separate PR? These deserve a commit of their own. 2. The Blend In/Out parameter now controls a linear blend between the smoothed and unsmoothed keys, which can cause introduce higher frequencies (because of the sudden change in direction of the curve as shown below). How hard would it be to change this to something like an [S-curve](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sigmoid_function)? ![image](/attachments/02f430eb-0163-416e-9e21-82d93a89860a)
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blend_value = blend_out_y;
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const float x_delta = fcu->bezt[i].vec[1][0] - left_bezt.vec[1][0] + filter_order;

I think that for an S-curve, we'd only need something like blend_in_out_factor = sigmoid(blend_in_out_factor) here.

Of course that would also require a float sigmod(float) function in Blender's math lib ;-)

I think that for an S-curve, we'd only need something like `blend_in_out_factor = sigmoid(blend_in_out_factor)` here. Of course that would also require a `float sigmod(float)` function in Blender's math lib ;-)
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@dr.sybren I changed the blend in/out logic to blend to the extrapolated slope of the bounding keys
it creates a nice arc now
and please ignore all these commits in the PR, I made the mistake again of pulling my branch after modifying it on the laptop. This seems to confuse the pull request
I fixed it by force pushing my commit just before the pull

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@dr.sybren I changed the blend in/out logic to blend to the extrapolated slope of the bounding keys it creates a nice arc now and please ignore all these commits in the PR, I made the mistake again of pulling my branch after modifying it on the laptop. This seems to confuse the pull request I fixed it by force pushing my commit just before the pull no blend ![image](/attachments/c9ccd4f8-61b3-48ee-9705-24018127adf3) blend of 8 ![image](/attachments/e896878c-2251-4046-8aad-9a3e27803190)
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@BClark new build for you with the modified blend behaviour

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Testing the latest build, blending is working well and nicer than the linear, and the results of the smoothing memory is really nice when running it several times in a row. Approve!

Testing the latest build, blending is working well and nicer than the linear, and the results of the smoothing memory is really nice when running it several times in a row. Approve!
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LGTM!

LGTM!
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