Open Timothy-pop opened 11 months ago
You should run the script amg.py. This script can be used to generate the mask automatically for a given input image.
Thank you very much for your response. I am running this code, but some key masks are not being identified, whereas on the official website's segmentation everything is recognized, including the masks I need. I have tried adjusting various parameters given in the script, but it hasn't solved the problem.I look forward to your response and suggestions.
Have you found the method to cover the entire image?
Thank you very much for your response. I am running this code, but some key masks are not being identified, whereas on the official website's segmentation everything is recognized, including the masks I need. I have tried adjusting various parameters given in the script, but it hasn't solved the problem.I look forward to your response and suggestions.
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Hello, I am truly grateful for the exceptional work your team has done, which I find extremely valuable.
I am currently attempting to utilize your results (SAM) through two main approaches:
Firstly, through the demo on your official website, which includes a feature to 'Find all the objects in the image automatically.'
Secondly, I have deployed your project on a Linux system. As I understand it, in its unmodified state, the input is images, and the output is separate segmentation masks for different targets, stored as multiple images.
However, a notable issue is that merging the white areas of all these images does not cover the entire image. I have tried adjusting some parameters, but it seems none have achieved the desired effect.
I would like to know how to implement complete segmentation of all pixels in the deployed code. Thank you very much for your patience and guidance. I look forward to your response and suggestions.