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hi, I find a issue in the inference. The coords postprocess use detector_postprocess. It just scale the coord by a factor of the input image size divide the output size. In my case, I do a crop first to crop out the invalid region. There is a offset between the ori image and the input one. The simple scale strategy is not work.
I try to solve this issue using the transforms.inverse() in the mapper.
hi, I find a issue in the inference. The coords postprocess use detector_postprocess. It just scale the coord by a factor of the input image size divide the output size. In my case, I do a crop first to crop out the invalid region. There is a offset between the ori image and the input one. The simple scale strategy is not work.
I try to solve this issue using the
transforms.inverse()
in the mapper.I wonder if there is a more elegant way to solve this?
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