How to make this work with multiple masks?
See original GitHub issueFor any given image, there may be multiple masks (for used in instance segmentation). How does the ground_truth
function work with this?
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I’ll drop a message here @FiReTiTi once I have pushed the new version on to PyPI!
Hi @CMCDragonkai. Right now, Augmentor works with one mask. However, all the operations are actually capable of taking an arbitrarily long list of images to augment identically (this was part of a rewrite for version 0.2.0, as previously all operations worked on single images only), so this is a feature I plan to add very soon. I just need to think of a nice way to specify several masks.