What should I do if the input size of the modified image is 640x480, and the obtained mask cannot coincide with the original image?

[xiangw369]

What should I do if the input size of the modified image is 640x480, and the obtained mask cannot coincide with the original image?

[dinglufe]

The simplest way is to resize the image to the size expected by the model (e.g., 1024x720). But a preferred method is to re-export a preprocessing model for 640x480. Export preprocessing model

[dinglufe]

The simplest way is to resize the image to the size expected by the model (e.g., 1024x720). But a preferred method is to re-export a preprocessing model for 640x480. Export preprocessing model

The second method currently doesn't work. #41

[IuliuNovac]

The general issue is that using the longest side 1024 means you have to conduct a bunch of extra computation. So getting a mask is extremely slow.

I need to use image sizes of 128x128, since more it's a waste of compute. Anyone has any ideas?

The only option i see is to retrain the model and have costume encoder size.

[Susan33-run]

我现在也有这个问题，请问怎么解决呢