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Python, numpy and PyTorch will be used for the MPV labs. In case you are not familiar with them, study the following parts of the "Intro to numpy", "A Beginner-Friendly Guide to PyTorch and How it Works from Scratch", Pytorch for numpy users, |numpy for matlab users
Introduction into PyTorch Image Processing.
To fulfil this assignment, you need to submit these files (all packed in one .zip file) into the upload system:
.zip
imagefiltering.ipynb
imagefiltering.py
gaussian1d
gaussian_deriv1d
filter2d
gaussian_filter2d
spatial_gradient_first_order
affine
extract_affine_patches
Use template of the assignment. Use backup-template of the assignment.
When preparing a zip file for the upload system, do not include any directories, the files have to be in the zip file root.
Follow instructions on this page: Python and PyTorch Development
import torch.nn.functional as F with torch.no_grad(): out = F.conv2d(in, weight)
gaussian1d(x,sigma)
x
gaussian_deriv1d(x,sigma)
torch.nn.functional.conv2d
filter2d(in,kernel)
gaussian_filter2d(in,sigma)
2*ceil(sigma*3.0)+1
from lab0_reference.imagefiltering import gaussian_filter2d inp = torch.zeros((1,1,32,32)) inp[...,15,15] = 1. imshow_torch(inp) sigma = 3.0 out = gaussian_filter2d(inp, sigma) imshow_torch(out)
spatial_gradient_first_order(in,sigma)
Gaussian derivatives
affine(x1_y1,x2_y2,x3_y3)
extract_affine_patches(in,A,ps,ext, img_idxs)
extract_affine_patches(in,A,41,3.0,[0])
Geometric transformations - review of course Digital image processing Geometric transformations - hierarchy of transformations, homogeneous coordinates
You can check results of the functions required in this lab using the Jupyter notebook imagefiltering.ipynb.