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Hi,
I just wanted to double check how to properly set patch_level and seg_level when running create_patches_fp.py.
If I have an svs file with the following pyramid levels: Base (40x), level 1 (10x; 4x downsample), level 2 (1.5x; 16x downsample).
What does seg_level=-1 mean in this case for image segmentation? What other possible values could seg_level take on for this file?
I understand patch_level=0 means patch extraction will be performed at the highest resolution, in this case 40x. What other values could patch_level take on for this file? Would they be 1 and 2 for levels 1 and 2?
Thank you!
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Seg level can usually be safely left at -1 yes (it will choose one of the downsampled levels to speed up processing and should not affect the result of patching much). For patch_level, you are right that 0,1,2,3... will each correspond to a pyramid level in your file, with 0 being the highest, 1 being the second highest, etc.
Hi,
I just wanted to double check how to properly set patch_level and seg_level when running create_patches_fp.py.
If I have an svs file with the following pyramid levels: Base (40x), level 1 (10x; 4x downsample), level 2 (1.5x; 16x downsample).
What does
seg_level=-1
mean in this case for image segmentation? What other possible values could seg_level take on for this file?I understand
patch_level=0
means patch extraction will be performed at the highest resolution, in this case 40x. What other values could patch_level take on for this file? Would they be1
and2
for levels 1 and 2?Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: