Batched box scale
See original GitHub issue🚀 The feature
Frequent utility in postprocessing box detections:
def batched_box_scale(boxes, image_shape, target_image_shape):
fx = target_image_shape[..., -1] / image_shape[...., -1]
fy = target_image_shape[..., -2] / image_shape[..., -2]
return boxes * torch.stack([fx, fy, fx, fy], dim = -1).to(boxes.device)
Motivation, pitch
This is a frequently needed utility to bring back computed detections to a common / original coordinate frame.
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- Created 2 years ago
- Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)
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I meant this will be handled by
@vadimkantorov new abstractions with transforms are in #4861
I hope they will be useful and would encourage users to use them