Preprocessor is function which processes input data before model inference. Every preprocessor has parameters available for configuration. Accuracy Checker supports following set of preprocessors:
resize
- resizing the image to a new width and height.dst_width
and dst_height
are destination width and height for image resizing respectively. You can also use size
instead in case when destination sizes are equal for both dimensions.use_pil
parameter specifies usage of Pillow library for resizing. Accuracy Checker uses OpenCV as default image reader.interpolation
specifies method that will be used. Possible values depend on image processing library:aspect_ratio_scale
allows save image aspect ratio using one of these ways:width
- rescale width.height
- rescale height.greater
- rescale greater from image sizes.normalization
- changing the range of pixel intensity values.mean
values which will be subtracted from image channels. You can specify one value for all channels or list of comma separated channel-wise values.std
specifies values, on which pixels will be divided. You can specify one value for all channels or list of comma separated channel-wise values.
These parameters support work with precomputed values of frequently used datasets (e.g. cifar10
or imagenet
).
bgr_to_rgb
- reversing image channels. Convert image in BGR format to RGB.bgr_to_gray
- converting image in BGR to grayscale color space.flip
- image mirroring around specified axis.mode
specifies the axis for flipping (vertical
or horizontal
).crop
- central cropping for image.dst_width
and dst_height
are destination width and height for image resizing respectively. You can also use size
instead in case when destination sizes are equal.crop_rectangle
- cropping region of interest using coordinates given as annotation metadata.extend_around_rect
- scaling region of interest using annotation metadata.augmentation_param
is scale factor for augmentation.point_aligment
- aligning keypoints stored in annotation metadata.draw_points
- allows visualize points.normalize
- allows to use normalization for keypoints.dst_width
and dst_height
are destination width and height for keypoints resizing respectively. You can also use size
instead in case when destination sizes are equal.padding
- padding for image.stride
- stride for padding.pad_value
- value for filling space around original image.dst_width
and dst_height
are destination width and height for padded image respectively. You can also use size
instead in case when destination sizes are equal for both dimensions.tiling
- image tiling.margin
- margin for tiled fragment of image.dst_width
and dst_height
are destination width and height of tiled fragment respectively. You can also use size
instead in case when destination sizes are equal for both dimensions.