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Excellent work! I have a question about what the 'full2scribble.py' script really does.
In 'full2scribble.py', the script appears to perform a preprocessing step on mask images represented as skeletons (sk) and resulting scribbles (scr). Upon closer inspection, it seems that the skeleton image remains unchanged, except for alterations to the subground and foreground values.
I am also confused about the inverse skeleton (i_sk). Why are Harris corners removed in this image, and what is the purpose of using this image to erase values in the skeleton image?
original mask
sk(skeleton)
scr(sribble)
i_sk(inverse skeleton)
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Excellent work! I have a question about what the 'full2scribble.py' script really does.
In 'full2scribble.py', the script appears to perform a preprocessing step on mask images represented as skeletons (sk) and resulting scribbles (scr). Upon closer inspection, it seems that the skeleton image remains unchanged, except for alterations to the subground and foreground values.
I am also confused about the inverse skeleton (i_sk). Why are Harris corners removed in this image, and what is the purpose of using this image to erase values in the skeleton image?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: