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Hi there! This is a simple question: I haven't been able to find documentation for applying in-place augmentations that can produce multiple transformed "images" from a single image. It appears that the current system simply chooses some augmentation, applies it to the image, and moves onto the next one.
Am I missing something, and if not, is there any way this feature can be implemented with Detectron? Thank you!
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Hi there! This is a simple question: I haven't been able to find
documentation for applying in-place augmentations that can produce
*multiple* transformed "images" from a single image. It appears that the
current system simply chooses some augmentation, applies it to the image,
and moves onto the next one.
Am I missing something, and if not, is there any way can be implemented
with Detectron? Thank you!
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Hi there! This is a simple question: I haven't been able to find documentation for applying in-place augmentations that can produce multiple transformed "images" from a single image. It appears that the current system simply chooses some augmentation, applies it to the image, and moves onto the next one.
Am I missing something, and if not, is there any way this feature can be implemented with Detectron? Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: