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wai-annotations-imgaug

Image augmentation stream processors for the wai.annotations conversion library.

The manual is available here:

https://ufdl.cms.waikato.ac.nz/wai-annotations-manual/

Plugins

CROP

Crops images.

Domain(s):

  • Image Classification Domain, Image Object-Detection Domain

Options:

    CROP:
      Crops images.

      Domain(s): Image Object-Detection Domain, Image Classification Domain

      usage: crop [-m IMGAUG_MODE] [--suffix IMGAUG_SUFFIX] [-f PERCENT_FROM] [-t PERCENT_TO] [-s SEED] [-a] [-T THRESHOLD] [-u]

      optional arguments:
        -m IMGAUG_MODE, --mode IMGAUG_MODE
                        the image augmentation mode to use, available modes: replace, add
        --suffix IMGAUG_SUFFIX
                        the suffix to use for the file names in case of augmentation mode add
        -f PERCENT_FROM, --from-percent PERCENT_FROM
                        the minimum percent to crop from images
        -t PERCENT_TO, --to-percent PERCENT_TO
                        the maximum percent to crop from images
        -s SEED, --seed SEED
                        the seed value to use for the random number generator; randomly seeded if not provided
        -a, --seed-augmentation
                        whether to seed the augmentation; if specified, uses the seeded random generator to produce a seed value from 0 to 1000 for the augmentation.
        -T THRESHOLD, --threshold THRESHOLD
                        the threshold to use for Random.rand(): if equal or above, augmentation gets applied; range: 0-1; default: 0 (= always)
        -u, --update-size
                        whether to update the image size after the crop operation or scale back to original size

FLIP

Flips images either left-to-right, up-to-down or both.

Domain(s):

  • Image Classification Domain, Image Object-Detection Domain

Options:

    FLIP:
      Flips images either left-to-right, up-to-down or both.

      Domain(s): Image Object-Detection Domain, Image Classification Domain

      usage: flip [-d DIRECTION] [-m IMGAUG_MODE] [--suffix IMGAUG_SUFFIX] [-s SEED] [-a] [-T THRESHOLD]

      optional arguments:
        -d DIRECTION, --direction DIRECTION
                        the direction to flip, available options: lr, ud, lrud
        -m IMGAUG_MODE, --mode IMGAUG_MODE
                        the image augmentation mode to use, available modes: replace, add
        --suffix IMGAUG_SUFFIX
                        the suffix to use for the file names in case of augmentation mode add
        -s SEED, --seed SEED
                        the seed value to use for the random number generator; randomly seeded if not provided
        -a, --seed-augmentation
                        whether to seed the augmentation; if specified, uses the seeded random generator to produce a seed value from 0 to 1000 for the augmentation.
        -T THRESHOLD, --threshold THRESHOLD
                        the threshold to use for Random.rand(): if equal or above, augmentation gets applied; range: 0-1; default: 0 (= always)

GAUSSIAN-BLUR

Applies gaussian blur to images.

Domain(s):

  • Image Classification Domain, Image Object-Detection Domain

Options:

    GAUSSIAN-BLUR:
      Applies gaussian blur to images.

      Domain(s): Image Object-Detection Domain, Image Classification Domain

      usage: gaussian-blur [-m IMGAUG_MODE] [--suffix IMGAUG_SUFFIX] [-s SEED] [-a] [-f SIGMA_FROM] [-t SIGMA_TO] [-T THRESHOLD]

      optional arguments:
        -m IMGAUG_MODE, --mode IMGAUG_MODE
                        the image augmentation mode to use, available modes: replace, add
        --suffix IMGAUG_SUFFIX
                        the suffix to use for the file names in case of augmentation mode add
        -s SEED, --seed SEED
                        the seed value to use for the random number generator; randomly seeded if not provided
        -a, --seed-augmentation
                        whether to seed the augmentation; if specified, uses the seeded random generator to produce a seed value from 0 to 1000 for the augmentation.
        -f SIGMA_FROM, --from-sigma SIGMA_FROM
                        the minimum sigma for the blur to apply to the images
        -t SIGMA_TO, --to-sigma SIGMA_TO
                        the maximum sigma for the blur to apply to the images
        -T THRESHOLD, --threshold THRESHOLD
                        the threshold to use for Random.rand(): if equal or above, augmentation gets applied; range: 0-1; default: 0 (= always)

HSL-GRAYSCALE

Turns RGB images into fake grayscale ones by converting them to HSL and then using the L channel for all channels. The brightness can be influenced and varied even.

Domain(s):

  • Image Classification Domain, Image Object-Detection Domain

Options:

    HSL-GRAYSCALE:
      Turns RGB images into fake grayscale ones by converting them to HSL and then using the L channel for all channels. The brightness can be influenced and varied even.

      Domain(s): Image Object-Detection Domain, Image Classification Domain

      usage: hsl-grayscale [-f FACTOR_FROM] [-t FACTOR_TO] [-m IMGAUG_MODE] [--suffix IMGAUG_SUFFIX] [-s SEED] [-a] [-T THRESHOLD]

      optional arguments:
        -f FACTOR_FROM, --from-factor FACTOR_FROM
                        the start of the factor range to apply to the L channel to darken or lighten the image (<1: darker, >1: lighter)
        -t FACTOR_TO, --to-factor FACTOR_TO
                        the end of the factor range to apply to the L channel to darken or lighten the image (<1: darker, >1: lighter)
        -m IMGAUG_MODE, --mode IMGAUG_MODE
                        the image augmentation mode to use, available modes: replace, add
        --suffix IMGAUG_SUFFIX
                        the suffix to use for the file names in case of augmentation mode add
        -s SEED, --seed SEED
                        the seed value to use for the random number generator; randomly seeded if not provided
        -a, --seed-augmentation
                        whether to seed the augmentation; if specified, uses the seeded random generator to produce a seed value from 0 to 1000 for the augmentation.
        -T THRESHOLD, --threshold THRESHOLD
                        the threshold to use for Random.rand(): if equal or above, augmentation gets applied; range: 0-1; default: 0 (= always)

LINEAR-CONTRAST

Applies linear contrast to images.

Domain(s):

  • Image Classification Domain, Image Object-Detection Domain

Options:

    LINEAR-CONTRAST:
      Applies linear contrast to images.

      Domain(s): Image Object-Detection Domain, Image Classification Domain

      usage: linear-contrast [-f ALPHA_FROM] [-t ALPHA_TO] [-m IMGAUG_MODE] [--suffix IMGAUG_SUFFIX] [-s SEED] [-a] [-T THRESHOLD]

      optional arguments:
        -f ALPHA_FROM, --from-alpha ALPHA_FROM
                        the minimum alpha to apply to the images
        -t ALPHA_TO, --to-alpha ALPHA_TO
                        the maximum alpha to apply to the images
        -m IMGAUG_MODE, --mode IMGAUG_MODE
                        the image augmentation mode to use, available modes: replace, add
        --suffix IMGAUG_SUFFIX
                        the suffix to use for the file names in case of augmentation mode add
        -s SEED, --seed SEED
                        the seed value to use for the random number generator; randomly seeded if not provided
        -a, --seed-augmentation
                        whether to seed the augmentation; if specified, uses the seeded random generator to produce a seed value from 0 to 1000 for the augmentation.
        -T THRESHOLD, --threshold THRESHOLD
                        the threshold to use for Random.rand(): if equal or above, augmentation gets applied; range: 0-1; default: 0 (= always)

ROTATE

Rotates images randomly within a range of degrees or by a specified degree. Specify seed value and force augmentation to be seeded to generate repeatable augmentations.

Domain(s):

  • Image Classification Domain, Image Object-Detection Domain

Options:

    ROTATE:
      Rotates images randomly within a range of degrees or by a specified degree. Specify seed value and force augmentation to be seeded to generate repeatable augmentations.

      Domain(s): Image Object-Detection Domain, Image Classification Domain

      usage: rotate [-f DEGREE_FROM] [-t DEGREE_TO] [-m IMGAUG_MODE] [--suffix IMGAUG_SUFFIX] [-s SEED] [-a] [-T THRESHOLD]

      optional arguments:
        -f DEGREE_FROM, --from-degree DEGREE_FROM
                        the start of the degree range to use for rotating the images
        -t DEGREE_TO, --to-degree DEGREE_TO
                        the end of the degree range to use for rotating the images
        -m IMGAUG_MODE, --mode IMGAUG_MODE
                        the image augmentation mode to use, available modes: replace, add
        --suffix IMGAUG_SUFFIX
                        the suffix to use for the file names in case of augmentation mode add
        -s SEED, --seed SEED
                        the seed value to use for the random number generator; randomly seeded if not provided
        -a, --seed-augmentation
                        whether to seed the augmentation; if specified, uses the seeded random generator to produce a seed value from 0 to 1000 for the augmentation.
        -T THRESHOLD, --threshold THRESHOLD
                        the threshold to use for Random.rand(): if equal or above, augmentation gets applied; range: 0-1; default: 0 (= always)

SCALE

Scales images randomly within a range of percentages or by a specified percentage. Specify seed value and force augmentation to be seeded to generate repeatable augmentations.

Domain(s):

  • Image Classification Domain, Image Object-Detection Domain

Options:

    SCALE:
      Scales images randomly within a range of percentages or by a specified percentage. Specify seed value and force augmentation to be seeded to generate repeatable augmentations.

      Domain(s): Image Object-Detection Domain, Image Classification Domain

      usage: scale [-m IMGAUG_MODE] [--suffix IMGAUG_SUFFIX] [-k] [-f PERCENTAGE_FROM] [-t PERCENTAGE_TO] [-s SEED] [-a] [-T THRESHOLD] [-u]

      optional arguments:
        -m IMGAUG_MODE, --mode IMGAUG_MODE
                        the image augmentation mode to use, available modes: replace, add
        --suffix IMGAUG_SUFFIX
                        the suffix to use for the file names in case of augmentation mode add
        -k, --keep-aspect
                        whether to keep the aspect ratio
        -f PERCENTAGE_FROM, --from-percentage PERCENTAGE_FROM
                        the start of the percentage range to use for scaling the images
        -t PERCENTAGE_TO, --to-percentage PERCENTAGE_TO
                        the end of the percentage range to use for scaling the images
        -s SEED, --seed SEED
                        the seed value to use for the random number generator; randomly seeded if not provided
        -a, --seed-augmentation
                        whether to seed the augmentation; if specified, uses the seeded random generator to produce a seed value from 0 to 1000 for the augmentation.
        -T THRESHOLD, --threshold THRESHOLD
                        the threshold to use for Random.rand(): if equal or above, augmentation gets applied; range: 0-1; default: 0 (= always)
        -u, --update-size
                        whether to update the image size after the scaling operation or use original size

SUB-IMAGES

Extracts sub-images (incl their annotations) from the images coming through, using the defined regions.

Domain(s):

  • Image Classification Domain
  • Image Object-Detection Domain

Options:

usage: sub-images [-p] [-s REGION_SORTING] [-r REGIONS [REGIONS ...]]

optional arguments:
  -p, --include-partial
                        whether to include only annotations that fit fully into a region or also partial ones (default: False)
  -s REGION_SORTING, --region-sorting REGION_SORTING
                        how to sort the supplied region definitions: none|x-then-y|y-then-x (default: none)
  -r REGIONS [REGIONS ...], --regions REGIONS [REGIONS ...]
                        the regions (X,Y,WIDTH,HEIGHT) to crop and forward with their annotations (default: [])