Fix distortion in training data resizing for non-square images#4
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This Pull Request addresses an issue in the training data preparation process where non-square images were being resized with swapped width and height parameters in the
cv2.resizefunction. The issue caused distortion in the training data, affecting datasets with predominantly non-square images, such as PASCAL VOC 2012.Changes Made:
cv2.resizefunction from(height, width)to(width, height).Impact:
This fix ensures consistency between the training and testing datasets, potentially improving model performance by training on undistorted images. This is important, because during testing no comparable distortion is performed. This PR fixes #3
Testing: