If the program is killed while loading the images, the .gz version of the currently read image is gone, and the next time you try to run, the program crashes as it cannot find that .gz file.
We should instead change the system call to unzip and leave the .gz file in place, e.g. expanding to a temporary file or a pipe.
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If the program is killed while loading the images, the .gz version of the currently read image is gone, and the next time you try to run, the program crashes as it cannot find that .gz file.
We should instead change the system call to unzip and leave the .gz file in place, e.g. expanding to a temporary file or a pipe.