Use image_rotation.py
to rotate your image!
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Example:
image_rotation.py ${IMPUT_IMAGE} ${OUTPUT_PATH} [--theta] [--phi] [--gamma]
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theta : rotation around the x axis
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phi : rotation around the y axis
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gamma : rotation around the z axis
python image_rotation.py demo/image_demo.jpg demo/img_rotate.jpg --theta 26 --phi 43 --gamma -66
You can specify [--mask]
to export the mask:
Transform your labels
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Example:
python image_rotation.py \
${IMPUT_IMAGE} \
${OUTPUT_PATH} \
[--theta ${THETA}] \
[--phi ${PHI}] \
[--gamma ${GAMMA}] \
[--labels ${TXT_FILE}] \
[--labels-out ${OUTPTU_TXT_PATH}]
python image_rotation.py demo/image_demo.jpg demo/img_rotate.jpg --theta 26 --phi 43 --gamma -66 --mask demo/img_mask.jpg --labels demo/image_demo_labels.txt --labels-out demo/img_rotate_labels.txt
image foreground | mask | image background |
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Example:
from transformers import (rotate_layer, blend_layers, scale_layer,
resize_poly, rotate_poly, translate_poly)
scale = 0.8
image_fg = scale_layer(image_fg, scale)
image_fg_mask = scale_layer(image_fg_mask, scale)
poly = data["polygon"]
poly = resize_poly(poly, scale)
dicRotation = {'theta':-5, 'phi':-40, 'gamma':-10}
images_rotated = rotate_layer([image_fg, image_fg_mask], dicRotation)
image_fg, image_fg_mask = images_rotated
poly = rotate_poly(poly)
result = blend_layers(image_fg, image_bg, image_fg_mask, position=(275,70), opacity=0.85)
poly = translate_poly(poly, y=70, x=275)
Result:
image | polygones |
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