Would like to view these images without a not zero offset.
How to clip between 0 and 255?
Current approach consists in generating all the images we are interested in and then normalize to have the best realistic contrast by linear transformation. However, to avoid not zero offset, I possibly move away from theoretical correct approach by taking maximum between the actual pixel value and 0. Maybe taking the absolute pixel, thanks to np.abs, value would make more sense.
# Is such `np.maximum` probabilistically correct with our theoretical method?
Working only with floats:
ease theory
TODO
Let us try float image rendering, possibly with unwanted color scales.
PIL with floats keep them but seem to interprete them when rendering between 0 and 255.
Would like to view these images without a not zero offset.
How to clip between 0 and 255?
Current approach consists in generating all the images we are interested in and then normalize to have the best realistic contrast by linear transformation. However, to avoid not zero offset, I possibly move away from theoretical correct approach by taking maximum between the actual pixel value and 0. Maybe taking the absolute pixel, thanks to `np.abs`, value would make more sense.
https://gitea.lemnoslife.com/Benjamin_Loison/Robust_image_source_identification_on_modern_smartphones/src/commit/a9adf2d53d786ebcee2ac5ffff01cfbd2ca3c577/datasets/fake/generate_dataset.py#L16
Working only with `float`s:
- ease theory
- TODO
Let us try float image rendering, possibly with unwanted color scales.
PIL with `float`s keep them but seem to interprete them when rendering between 0 and 255.
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Would like to view these images without a not zero offset.
How to clip between 0 and 255?
Current approach consists in generating all the images we are interested in and then normalize to have the best realistic contrast by linear transformation. However, to avoid not zero offset, I possibly move away from theoretical correct approach by taking maximum between the actual pixel value and 0. Maybe taking the absolute pixel, thanks to
np.abs, value would make more sense.Working only with
floats:Let us try float image rendering, possibly with unwanted color scales.
PIL with
floats keep them but seem to interprete them when rendering between 0 and 255.modehttps://pillow.readthedocs.io/en/latest/handbook/concepts.html#modes