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Padding transform
This transform takes a fraction of the end or the start of the audio and treats that part as padding. We can implement several modes:
- constant (zero)
- edge - pads with the edge values of array
- wrap
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The offset can be randomized, as long as the output has the specified length
The idea is that one can have a chain of transforms, and some of them change the input length, but the final length should be fixed. That is where
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Using the same concept used in keras segmentation example add pytorch segmentation example
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Enhancement
A discussion in #614 revealed a good place for improvement - we should ensure that input image is continuous upon start of the augmentation pipeline. This could be implemented by adding
image = np.ascontiguousarray(image)to image and mask targets.A proposed place to add this call - somewhere at the beginning of
A.Compose.__call__.