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Hi! I use Gunpowder for H&E pathology images, which often suffer from inconsistent staining and illumination. These are typically three-channel images, where channels are (R, G, B); or (Hematoxylin, Eosin, Residual). I augmented the images with gunpowder.IntensityAugment() to avoid overfitting on this inconsistent staining.
However, to my knowledge, gunpowder.IntensityAugment only changes the overall intensity of a patch.
It would be amazing if it were possible to change the intensity of the individual channels, i.e., the color of a patch. This would also benefit other types of multi-channel images, such as fluorescence microscopy images. Ideally, controlling the amount of change in each channel should be possible.
Thank you!
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Hi! I use Gunpowder for H&E pathology images, which often suffer from inconsistent staining and illumination. These are typically three-channel images, where channels are (R, G, B); or (Hematoxylin, Eosin, Residual). I augmented the images with gunpowder.IntensityAugment() to avoid overfitting on this inconsistent staining.
However, to my knowledge, gunpowder.IntensityAugment only changes the overall intensity of a patch.
It would be amazing if it were possible to change the intensity of the individual channels, i.e., the color of a patch. This would also benefit other types of multi-channel images, such as fluorescence microscopy images. Ideally, controlling the amount of change in each channel should be possible.
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: