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Add display normalization module and test. - #45
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…lization to visualization module to make scaling options function parameter. This supports different needs in visualization (e.g. directly comparing prediction to ground truth vs. displaying predictions and ground truth independently in optimal contrast)
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441-447: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRun the model on a copy of the snapshot.
torch.from_numpy(inputs)shares memory withinputs. A model that mutates its input in place, such as one that callsadd_, then changes the displayed input.test_inplace_model_does_not_change_displayed_snapshotexpects the displayed input to stay unchanged. The test passes only if the batch moved todeviceis a separate tensor. On CPU,.to("cpu")returns the same tensor. The defaultDataLoadercollate withbatch_size=1stacks samples into a new tensor, and that new tensor protects the snapshot. This guarantee depends on the collate implementation. Clone the snapshot tensors explicitly so the guarantee does not depend on it.Proposed fix
- snapshot = TensorDataset(torch.from_numpy(inputs), torch.from_numpy(targets)) + snapshot = TensorDataset( + torch.from_numpy(inputs.copy()), torch.from_numpy(targets.copy()) + )🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @src/virtual_stain_flow/evaluation/visualization.py:
- Around line 441-447: Update the `snapshot` construction after
`extract_samples_from_dataset` to create independent copies of `inputs` and
`targets` before wrapping them with `torch.from_numpy`, so in-place model
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…ts and targets and ensuring snapshot itself isn't modified unexpectedly
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🟡 Minor · Allow joint scaling when only the prediction channel has no… · display_normalization.py:77-78
src/virtual_stain_flow/evaluation/display_normalization.py:77-78
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAllow joint scaling when only the prediction channel has no finite values.
If a target channel has finite values but its prediction channel contains only NaNs,
_finite_range(comparison)raisesValueError. Joint scaling then fails even though the combined channel has a valid finite range. Compute the finite range from both channels together, and raise only when neither channel has finite values.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 17: Update the Matplotlib dependency range to permit a Python
3.9-compatible release, keeping the project’s declared Python minimum unchanged;
ensure the selected range still supports the display code.
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- Around line 77-78: Update the joint-scaling range calculation around
`_finite_range` so it combines finite values from both the target and prediction
channels before determining the range. Raise `ValueError` only when neither
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… and add tests for joint limits handling non-finite predictions
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Summary
1. target-referenced (prediction range is clamped in reference to target vmin and vmax to expose localized over-darkening and brightening)
2. joint (both target and reference are clamped by the pooled vim and vmax to reveal contrast differences)
3. independent (target and reference are independently optimized to display best effort contrast, for checking if texture and details and properly reconstructed correcting for illumination and contrast differences)
4. fixed ranges (manual free form)
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