ImageTarget Dataset
See original GitHub issueHello, I recently came across torchgeo
and would like to help out in extending it for object detection and instance segmentation tasks.
Is there a recommended way to add datasets that contain both images and targets? According to the wiki it seems this was being discussed.
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They’re not. They have different sizes. The 8 band tif has shape
(8, 101, 110)
while the RGB tif has shape(3, 406, 438)
If the 8-band tif already contains the same information as the RGB tif, I wouldn’t bother loading/returning it at all. Instead of tuples we use dictionaries so that it’s easier to keep track of what each component is.