How to get the visualization results of only instance masks without the original image?

[aihcyllop]

How to get the visualization results of only instance masks without the original image?

When I used demo to save the images of inference, it usually shows the instance segmentation results on original images.

I want to ask how to get only instance segmentation results without original images.

Thanks!

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[frozen-mind]

like get such kind of image? here is the original image with mask:

[aihcyllop]

@frozen-mind yes

[frozen-mind]

actually your answer is in the second tutorial vedio, here is the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUSgtfK4ivk starts from appoximately 17:00, the youtuber will show you how to get the mask of the image have fun ^ ^

[aihcyllop]

@frozen-mind Thank you!!

[frozen-mind]

btw, did you solve the problem in #4487 ?

[aihcyllop]

@frozen-mind sorry, I didn't faced the problem of $4487

[frozen-mind]

Lol fine

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@frozen-mind sorry, I didn't faced the problem of $4487

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[owardlaw]

You can loop through each canny like this and see each detection. I used something like this to manipulate the pixels of each detection.

# Load your image here and call predictor on it
frame = cv2.imread("test.png")
outputs = predictor(frame)
instances = outputs['instances']

# Referencing pred mask outputs
mask_array = instances.pred_masks.to("cpu").numpy()
mask_array = np.moveaxis(mask_array, 0, -1)
img = np.zeros_like(frame)
h = img.shape[0]
w = img.shape[1]
img_mask = np.zeros([h, w, 3], np.uint8)

# Looping through each detection
for i in range(instances):

    # Creat blank array matching image size and add single canny to array
    mask_array_instance = mask_array[:, :, i:(i+1)]
    applied_canny = np.where(mask_array_instance == True, 255, img)
    array_img = np.asarray(applied_canny)

    # Show Canny
    cv2.imshow('area', array_img)
    cv2.waitKey(0)