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Summary
This PR will help us apply custom transformations to the images at the time of data augmentation.
Introduces a new argument, list_of_custom_transformations, in
ImageDataGenerator
, wherein we can pass a list of all the custom transformations that we want to apply to the images.For Example:
Consider the following custom transformations:
Now the above two custom transformations are to be passed to
list_of_custom_transformations
while instantiatingImageDataGenerator
as shown below:And then the subsequent steps are as usual:
I believe this feature will help us during the research phase of a project for trying out new and custom transformations.
I have not added new tests for this feature yet. So, for you to test this out I have created this Colab Notebook. It includes demo transformations and visualizations.
This is my first PR and I am still figuring out the best practices for adding new tests and updating the docs. So, it would be very helpful if someone can share some useful links to articles on creating new unit tests.
This new feature has passed all the existing tests.
Also, I didn't understand the 3rd point in the PR Overview below. So, pls help me out with that too 😄
PR Overview