Add support for padding in convert_data.lua
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@ -63,7 +63,24 @@ local function crop_if_large_pair(x, y, max_size)
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return x, y
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end
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end
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local function padding_x(x, pad)
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if pad > 0 then
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x = iproc.padding(x, pad, pad, pad, pad)
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end
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return x
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end
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local function padding_xy(x, y, pad, y_zero)
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local scale = y:size(2) / x:size(2)
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if pad > 0 then
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x = iproc.padding(x, pad, pad, pad, pad)
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if y_zero then
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y = iproc.zero_padding(y, pad * scale, pad * scale, pad * scale, pad * scale)
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else
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y = iproc.padding(y, pad * scale, pad * scale, pad * scale, pad * scale)
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end
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end
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return x, y
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end
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local function load_images(list)
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local MARGIN = 32
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local csv = csvigo.load({path = list, verbose = false, mode = "raw"})
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@ -105,6 +122,7 @@ local function load_images(list)
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xx = alpha_util.fill(xx, meta2.alpha, alpha_color)
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end
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xx, yy = crop_if_large_pair(xx, yy, settings.max_training_image_size)
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xx, yy = padding_xy(xx, yy, settings.padding, settings.padding_y_zero)
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table.insert(x, {{y = compression.compress(yy), x = compression.compress(xx)},
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{data = {filters = filters, has_x = true}}})
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else
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@ -113,6 +131,7 @@ local function load_images(list)
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else
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im = crop_if_large(im, settings.max_training_image_size)
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im = iproc.crop_mod4(im)
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im = padding_x(im, settings.padding)
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local scale = 1.0
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if settings.random_half_rate > 0.0 then
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scale = 2.0
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@ -80,6 +80,8 @@ function iproc.scale_with_gamma22(src, width, height, filter, blur)
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return dest
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end
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function iproc.padding(img, w1, w2, h1, h2)
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local conversion
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img, conversion = iproc.byte2float(img)
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image = image or require 'image'
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local dst_height = img:size(2) + h1 + h2
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local dst_width = img:size(3) + w1 + w2
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@ -88,9 +90,15 @@ function iproc.padding(img, w1, w2, h1, h2)
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flow[2] = torch.ger(torch.ones(dst_height), torch.linspace(0, dst_width - 1, dst_width))
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flow[1]:add(-h1)
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flow[2]:add(-w1)
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return image.warp(img, flow, "simple", false, "clamp")
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local dest = image.warp(img, flow, "simple", false, "clamp")
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if conversion then
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dest = iproc.float2byte(dest)
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end
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return dest
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end
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function iproc.zero_padding(img, w1, w2, h1, h2)
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local conversion
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img, conversion = iproc.byte2float(img)
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image = image or require 'image'
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local dst_height = img:size(2) + h1 + h2
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local dst_width = img:size(3) + w1 + w2
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@ -99,7 +107,11 @@ function iproc.zero_padding(img, w1, w2, h1, h2)
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flow[2] = torch.ger(torch.ones(dst_height), torch.linspace(0, dst_width - 1, dst_width))
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flow[1]:add(-h1)
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flow[2]:add(-w1)
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return image.warp(img, flow, "simple", false, "pad", 0)
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local dest = image.warp(img, flow, "simple", false, "pad", 0)
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if conversion then
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dest = iproc.float2byte(dest)
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end
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return dest
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end
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function iproc.white_noise(src, std, rgb_weights, gamma)
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gamma = gamma or 0.454545
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@ -77,6 +77,8 @@ cmd:option("-name", "user", 'model name for user method')
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cmd:option("-gpu", 1, 'Device ID')
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cmd:option("-loss", "huber", 'loss function (huber|l1|mse|bce)')
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cmd:option("-update_criterion", "mse", 'mse|loss')
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cmd:option("-padding", 0, 'replication padding size')
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cmd:option("-padding_y_zero", 0, 'zero padding y for segmentation (0|1)')
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local function to_bool(settings, name)
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if settings[name] == 1 then
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to_bool(settings, "use_transparent_png")
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to_bool(settings, "pairwise_y_binary")
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to_bool(settings, "pairwise_flip")
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to_bool(settings, "padding_y_zero")
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if settings.plot then
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require 'gnuplot'
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