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SSIM not working for negative numbers
See original GitHub issueHi!
SSIM module isn’t accepting negative numbers, as well as numbers greater than 1. This isn’t an issue when working with photographic data, but when working with numerical data it’s a hindrance. E.g.from skimage.metrics import structural_similarity handles negative numbers well. Could you please implement this? Or is it enough for me to edit the lines in ssim.py?
Cheers!
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Thank you very much for clarifying!
I’m not sure what you mean by “not fixed for each batch of images”. When i said your numerical inputs range in
[a,b], I meant that a and b are the absolute minimum and maximum values of all the inputs in the dataset, not in a batch. So they should not change “during training”.