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package org.nd4j.linalg.dataset.api.preprocessor;

import org.nd4j.linalg.api.ndarray.INDArray;
import org.nd4j.linalg.dataset.api.MultiDataSet;
import org.nd4j.linalg.dataset.api.iterator.MultiDataSetIterator;
import org.nd4j.linalg.dataset.api.preprocessor.serializer.NormalizerType;

/**
 * A preprocessor specifically for images that applies min max scaling to one or more of the feature arrays
 * in a MultiDataSet.
* Can take a range, so pixel values can be scaled from 0->255 to minRange->maxRange * default minRange = 0 and maxRange = 1; * If pixel values are not 8 bits, you can specify the number of bits as the third argument in the constructor * For values that are already floating point, specify the number of bits as 1 * * @author Alex Black (MultiDataSet version), Susan Eraly (original ImagePreProcessingScaler) */ public class ImageMultiPreProcessingScaler implements MultiDataNormalization { private double minRange, maxRange; private double maxPixelVal; private int[] featureIndices; public ImageMultiPreProcessingScaler(int... featureIndices) { this(0, 1, 8, featureIndices); } public ImageMultiPreProcessingScaler(double a, double b, int[] featureIndices) { this(a, b, 8, featureIndices); } /** * Preprocessor can take a range as minRange and maxRange * @param a, default = 0 * @param b, default = 1 * @param maxBits in the image, default = 8 * @param featureIndices Indices of feature arrays to process. If only one feature array is present, * this should always be 0 */ public ImageMultiPreProcessingScaler(double a, double b, int maxBits, int[] featureIndices) { if(featureIndices == null || featureIndices.length == 0){ throw new IllegalArgumentException("Invalid feature indices: the indices of the features arrays to apply " + "the normalizer to must be specified. MultiDataSet/MultiDataSetIterators with only a single feature" + " array, this should be set to 0. Otherwise specify the indexes of all the feature arrays to apply" + " the normalizer to."); } //Image values are not always from 0 to 255 though //some images are 16-bit, some 32-bit, integer, or float, and those BTW already come with values in [0..1]... //If the max expected value is 1, maxBits should be specified as 1 maxPixelVal = Math.pow(2, maxBits) - 1; this.minRange = a; this.maxRange = b; this.featureIndices = featureIndices; } @Override public void fit(MultiDataSetIterator iterator) { //No op } @Override public void preProcess(MultiDataSet multiDataSet) { for( int i=0; i1 if (this.maxRange - this.minRange != 1) f.muli(this.maxRange - this.minRange); //Scaled to minRange -> maxRange if (this.minRange != 0) f.addi(this.minRange); //Offset by minRange } } @Override public void revertFeatures(INDArray[] features, INDArray[] featuresMask) { revertFeatures(features); } @Override public void revertFeatures(INDArray[] features) { for( int i=0; i




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