I stumbled across this very minor nuisance when using flip:
Specifying an output directory for the error maps using the -d parameter, flip fails silently if the directory does not exist. This results in no error maps being saved.
Example:
Running flip-cuda.exe -d output -r reference.png -t test.png will not create the output directory, but instead flip will print the metrics and then exit.
Expected behavior:
Either create the directory or print a warning that the error maps will not be saved.
I stumbled across this very minor nuisance when using flip: Specifying an output directory for the error maps using the
-d
parameter, flip fails silently if the directory does not exist. This results in no error maps being saved.Example: Running
flip-cuda.exe -d output -r reference.png -t test.png
will not create theoutput
directory, but instead flip will print the metrics and then exit.Expected behavior: Either create the directory or print a warning that the error maps will not be saved.