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The gradient magnitude map is defined as $g(\mathbf{I}) = \sqrt{(\mathbf{I} * \mathbf{h}_x) + (\mathbf{I} * \mathbf{h}_y)}$
Why are you using g_I = edge_filter(median_filter(x)) in lines 35 and 36 in gms_loss.py instead?
g_I = edge_filter(median_filter(x))
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The gradient magnitude map is defined as
$g(\mathbf{I}) = \sqrt{(\mathbf{I} * \mathbf{h}_x) + (\mathbf{I} * \mathbf{h}_y)}$
Why are you using
g_I = edge_filter(median_filter(x))in lines 35 and 36 in gms_loss.py instead?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: