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Image processing
Digital image processing is the use of algorithms to make computers analyze the content of digital images.
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🚀 Feature
As reported by deepsource in here we abuse from using built-in input
function in our functionality.
Motivation
We target to have a clean and healthy source code free of risk.
Pitch
Replace variable names whether it makes sense e.g. for image based functionality input
-> image
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A follow up on SixLabors/ImageSharp#1378 (comment).
Currently 32 bit test execution is only done for .NET Framework, with dotnet xunit
which is an obsolete tool today, we need to adapt dotnet test
, and add 32 bit CI targets for both net5.0
and netcoreapp3.1
. Opening an issue to remember and track this debt.
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Perhaps I missed something but it took me a while to realise that there was an __call__
on this object. Perhaps extending the example would help prevent people from having this issue in future.
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Enhancement
A discussion in #614 revealed a good place for improvement - we should ensure that input image is continuous upon start of the augmentation pipeline. This could be implemented by adding
image = np.ascontiguousarray(image)
to image and mask targets.A proposed place to add this call - somewhere at the beginning of
A.Compose.__call__
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