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Visualising segmented images #23
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Oh thanks for noticing - when moving to the official repository, it seems that two dataset attributes got lost! To address this, it should hopefully be enough to assign the attributes:
in Let me know if that worked or if other errors are thrown! We will hopefully be able to push a fix soon :). |
That did not exactly fix the issue but I got it running, no problem. The --save_segmentation_images is working fine as now but please do the necessary changes. Anyways, the mean and standard deviation is taken from the imagenet dataset, how will the results compare if a custom dataset is used. Does it make a difference? |
Give a look at #80 (comment) |
Hello, how should I do to get a prediction on the image, like this? |
When I add the --save_segmentation_images tag as shown below to train the model, I get an error as shown below. The same thing happens when I try to run the evaluation too.
Error traceback:
'transform_std', 'transform_mean' and similar attributes are undefined and shows an AttributeError. Please check the code associated to the tag --save_segmentation_images.
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