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There are a number of aspects -many of them were already mentioned in PR #781- that could be improved to make the script more robust.
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There are many transformations, such as transforms.Resample and transforms.ElasticTransform that aren't documented (with the Sphinx format).
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I notice that by default you choose the minimum as default_pad_value for elastic deformation
whereas the default method is otsu for randomAffine
Motivation
it seems to me more natural to take the min, as noise is expected in the image border (at least for brain, in 5 of the 6 border slices )
no ?
and it makes more sense to have the same default for both transform
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In augmentation, elastic_transform, it only applies a random transform on one input image array. I would think to be used for training, the image and mask pair should be transform in the same way. However, this single-input-image, single-output-image method makes it very inconvenient. Could we deform a list of images (np.arrays) using the same transformation in this method ? Thanks!