Plot images and masks

show[source]

show(*obj, file_name=None, overlay=False, pred=False, num_classes=2, show_bbox=False, figsize=(10, 10), cmap='viridis', **kwargs)

Show image, mask, and weight (optional)

Example image and mask

We will use an example image and mask to guide through the documentation.

Plot example image and mask

image = imageio.imread(path/'images'/'01.png')
mask = imageio.imread(path/'labels'/'01_mask.png')
show(image, mask)

Mask preprocessing

Supported segmentation mask types:

Class labels: pixel annotations of classes (e.g., 0 for background and 1...n for positive classes)
Instance labels: pixel annotation of belonggig to different instance (e.g., 0 for background, 1 for first ROI, 2 for second ROI, etc.).

_show(mask, inst_labels)

The provided segmentation masks are preprocessed to

• convert instance labels to class labels
• draw small ridges between touching instances (optional)

preprocess_mask[source]

preprocess_mask(clabels=None, instlabels=None, remove_connectivity=True, num_classes=2)

Calculates the weights from the given mask (classlabels clabels or instlabels).

Arguments in preprocess_masks:

• clabels: class labels (segmentation mask),
• instlabels: instance labels (segmentation mask),
• num_classes (int) = number of classes

tst1 = preprocess_mask(mask, remove_connectivity=False)
tst2 = preprocess_mask(mask, remove_connectivity=True)
_show(tst1,tst2)
ind = (slice(200,230), slice(230,260))
print('Zoom in on borders:')
_show(tst1[ind], tst2[ind])

Zoom in on borders:

Data augmentation

Deformation field class to ensure that all augmentations are performed equally on images, masks, and weights. Implemented augmentations are

• rotation
• mirroring
• random deformation

class DeformationField[source]

DeformationField(shape=(540, 540), scale=1, scale_range=(0, 0), p_scale=1.0)

Creates a deformation field for data augmentation

Original Image

tst = DeformationField(shape=(260, 260), scale=1, scale_range=(0.7, 1.4))
show(tst.apply(image, offset=(270,270)), 
     tst.apply(mask, offset=(270,270)))

Add mirroring

tst = DeformationField()
tst.mirror((1,1))
show(tst.apply(image, offset=(270,270)), 
     tst.apply(mask, offset=(270,270)))