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If anyone has found a way to do this, could you please give me a hint? I guess there's simpler way than writing script to convert RGB segmentation output into these IDs (that could get complicated, since some classes have the same RGB -e.g. pole and pole group).
I tried to solve the problem with this code by getting IDs as: IDs = sess.run(raw_output_up) and then saving them, however this outputs an image with numbers which don't represent neither train IDs, nor class labels (numbers up to 255, but don't fit to these two IDs).... @jiaxinxie97@Jason-xin@MichaelX99@hellochick
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If anyone has found a way to do this, could you please give me a hint? I guess there's simpler way than writing script to convert RGB segmentation output into these IDs (that could get complicated, since some classes have the same RGB -e.g. pole and pole group).
I tried to solve the problem with this code by getting IDs as: IDs = sess.run(raw_output_up) and then saving them, however this outputs an image with numbers which don't represent neither train IDs, nor class labels (numbers up to 255, but don't fit to these two IDs)....
@jiaxinxie97 @Jason-xin @MichaelX99 @hellochick
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: