11-08-2024, 09:54 PM
Apologies, your reply went to my junk folder, now remedied. How terribly naive of me, dipping into something so easily exposed as too silly for words, but thanks for taking the time to break it down why "As Brian Kernighan wrote, "The most effective debugging tool is still careful thought, coupled with judiciously placed print statements."" Last quote within a quote today, but when you say, "You can do the whole thing in modern and supported Python v3 using very common and popular libraries (typically Pillow). You should also investigate using OpenCV." how would you advise I take that on?
I'm of meager means, but don't mind paying for a script, if you can advise how that might work over this forum. Otherwise, you clearly know your way around with code, if this at all interests you. I'm simply needing to conform to a cloud-based ML solution, Roboflow, that only takes square images. My aspect being roughly 1.5, my thought was to tile a 7952x5304 raster into three files, (1) 5304x5304 flanked by (2) 2048x2048, with a 4x2048 gap between them. No expectations, just thought I'd ask. Thanks, in any event for the reality check.
I'm of meager means, but don't mind paying for a script, if you can advise how that might work over this forum. Otherwise, you clearly know your way around with code, if this at all interests you. I'm simply needing to conform to a cloud-based ML solution, Roboflow, that only takes square images. My aspect being roughly 1.5, my thought was to tile a 7952x5304 raster into three files, (1) 5304x5304 flanked by (2) 2048x2048, with a 4x2048 gap between them. No expectations, just thought I'd ask. Thanks, in any event for the reality check.