Fix Gray Norm Issue #328
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Fix Gray Norm Issue #328
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Purpose
Summary
Previously, it wasn’t possible to specify per-channel
meanandstdfor grayscale normalization—instead, we normalized an RGB image and then converted it to grayscale. Now, you can directly normalize single-channel (grayscale) images with custommeanandstd.Specification
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