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Images using the black and white flag without specifying bw #5
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Hi @wrightmk, thanks for your kind words! It looks like the app has identified the image you want to process as a black and white image. stone -i ~/<path to image> --debug -t color Or stone -i ~/<path to image> --debug --image_type color Please let me know if it still doesn't work. Thanks! |
Hi @wrightmk, thanks for your feedback. It's indeed a bug that the app cannot recognize the The process bar hangs at 0% because the result window is still open. It will reach 100% if you close the window. |
Hi @wrightmk. I've fixed the bug and released the new version. pip install skin-tone-classifier --upgrade to upgrade the library to the latest version. Thanks again for your feedback. |
Hi @ChenglongMa, thanks for addressing this! Works as intended now!
In Response to the process bar hanging, there is no ability to close the window. If you see my screenshot above, there's only window is only able to be minimized (no red dot). |
Hi @wrightmk, I'm glad it is working now :) You can press any key to close the window whilst the window is in focus. |
Hi @wrightmk, I will close this issue. Thanks! |
If I run the command,
stone -i ~/<path to image> --debug
or explicitly give it thecolor
option,stone -i ~/<path to image> color --debug
, my image always appears in the bw folder and has the black and white color palette show up in debug mode. The only colored image I was able to get to work was the lena image from here http://www.lenna.org/. Any thoughts on what I'm doing wrong? Aside from that, great project!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: