DetResizeForTest

Struct DetResizeForTest 

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pub struct DetResizeForTest {
    pub resize_type: ResizeType,
    pub limit_side_len: Option<u32>,
    pub limit_type: Option<LimitType>,
    pub max_side_limit: u32,
}
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A struct for resizing images for OCR testing

This struct encapsulates different resizing strategies for preparing images for OCR processing. It supports multiple resize types based on the input parameters.

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§resize_type: ResizeType

The type of resizing to perform

§limit_side_len: Option<u32>

The length to limit the side of the image to (optional)

§limit_type: Option<LimitType>

The type of limit to apply (min, max, or resize long) (optional)

§max_side_limit: u32

The maximum allowed side length

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impl DetResizeForTest

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pub fn new( input_shape: Option<(u32, u32, u32)>, image_shape: Option<(u32, u32)>, keep_ratio: Option<bool>, limit_side_len: Option<u32>, limit_type: Option<LimitType>, resize_long: Option<u32>, max_side_limit: Option<u32>, ) -> Self

Creates a new DetResizeForTest instance

This constructor determines the resize type based on the provided parameters. The resize type is determined in the following order:

  1. If input_shape is provided, uses Type3
  2. If image_shape is provided, uses Type1
  3. If resize_long is provided, uses Type2
  4. Otherwise, uses Type0 (default)
§Parameters
  • input_shape - Optional input shape (channels, height, width)
  • image_shape - Optional target image shape (height, width)
  • keep_ratio - Whether to maintain aspect ratio when resizing (used with image_shape)
  • limit_side_len - Optional limit for side length
  • limit_type - Optional limit type (min, max, or resize long)
  • resize_long - Optional length to resize the long side to
  • max_side_limit - Optional maximum side length limit
§Returns

A new DetResizeForTest instance with the determined resize type and parameters

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pub fn apply( &self, imgs: Vec<DynamicImage>, limit_side_len: Option<u32>, limit_type: Option<LimitType>, max_side_limit: Option<u32>, ) -> (Vec<DynamicImage>, Vec<[f32; 4]>)

Applies resizing to a batch of images

This method processes a vector of images, applying the configured resize operation to each one.

§Parameters
  • imgs - Vector of images to resize
  • limit_side_len - Optional override for limit side length
  • limit_type - Optional override for limit type
  • max_side_limit - Optional override for maximum side limit
§Returns

A tuple containing:

  1. Vector of resized images
  2. Vector of original image shapes and resize ratios [height, width, ratio_h, ratio_w]

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impl Debug for DetResizeForTest

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