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Documentation for AugmentationsComposition
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Functionality¶
The AugmentationsComposition
class composes multiple augmentation strategies, applying each augmentation sequentially to an input object. It generates a list of augmented objects through a systematic approach, allowing for ordered transformations needed on data objects.
Motivation¶
AugmentationsComposition
was created to simplify the combination of various augmentation techniques. It provides a systematic way to chain operations, enabling users to design flexible data augmentation pipelines.
Inheritance¶
This class inherits from AugmentationWithRandomSelection
, which supports random augmentation selection based on a defined selection size. This feature allows for both deterministic and stochastic augmentation workflows.
Parameters¶
augmentations
: A list ofAugmentationWithRandomSelection
instances to be applied sequentially.selection_size
: A float defining the proportion of augmentations to select.
Usage¶
The AugmentationsComposition
class is utilized to combine multiple augmentation methods in a sequential pipeline. The method _raw_transform
within this class applies a sequence of augmentations to an input object, transforming it through a pipeline of augmentation steps, thus resulting in multiple altered versions.
Example of Usage¶
To illustrate, suppose you have two augmentations: rotate and flip. You can create a composition as follows:
rotate_aug = RotateAugmentation(angle=45)
flip_aug = FlipAugmentation()
comp = AugmentationsComposition(
augmentations=[rotate_aug, flip_aug],
selection_size=1.0
)
result = comp.transform(image)
Method: AugmentationsComposition._raw_transform
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Functionality¶
The _raw_transform
method applies a sequence of augmentations sequentially to an input object. It processes the input through each augmentation call and collects the results, enabling exploration of various transformation outcomes.
Parameters¶
object
: The input object to be augmented. It can be of any type; however, passing a list will trigger a warning.
Example of Transforms¶
Imagine a pipeline that modifies a text or image. Each augmentation may alter the input by applying filters, rotations, or text modifications. The final output is a list of objects produced by the different stages of the augmentation chain.