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From the two code snippets above, it is evident that the data is loaded as images with a size of '1024x768', with width and height dimensions of 1024 and 768 respectively. However, the Resize((512, 384)) operation rescales the dimensions to 512 and 384, resulting in a noticeable change in the aspect ratio from the original 768:1024 to 512:384. I'm curious if the same processing is applied in the experimental setup of the paper?
Plus: according to the document of pytorch Resize,the 'size' parameter of the Resize function refers to the height and width.
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hyperIQA/data_loader.py
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hyperIQA/folders.py
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From the two code snippets above, it is evident that the data is loaded as images with a size of '1024x768', with width and height dimensions of 1024 and 768 respectively. However, the Resize((512, 384)) operation rescales the dimensions to 512 and 384, resulting in a noticeable change in the aspect ratio from the original 768:1024 to 512:384. I'm curious if the same processing is applied in the experimental setup of the paper?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: