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August 21, 2024, 12:31am
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Hello @aliliaei
@Louis-Cheng-Liu will help you later.
Hello @aliliaei ,
This is the padding size of input image.
First, resize image directly.
It is easy for preprocess and postprocess. However it makes objects deform.
Second, padding image to square first and then resize.
It keeps objects in its original shape. But it makes objects smaller.
I suggest you test both two ways and then choose more accurate one to use.
Thank you very much.
