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Synthetic Image generation with Flip. Generate thousands of new 2D images from a small batch of objects and backgrounds.

License: GNU General Public License v3.0

Python 100.00%
synthetic-data generated-labels computer-vision object-detection deep-learning hacktoberfest

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Autocreate the required folders

When pip installing or on the first run, should create the required folders

BACKGROUNDS_PATTERN = "examples/data/backgrounds/*"
OBJECTS_PATTERN = "examples/data/objects/**/*"

Please consider using a permissive license?

Thanks for the free code!

I would like to use this to generate toy data for unit tests in a CICD setting for closed source software to replace. Butterflies would be more pleasant to look at than the colored blobs we currently generate :) This library's code wouldn't be shipped outside our organization, so I believe that's permitted copyright-wise, but the GPL still makes me nervous; I could see myself screwing up some setting in our deployment logic, or someone other than me might decide the test suite should run at a customer after all.

Assuming you still own all the code, any chance you'd consider switching to a permissive license (Apache, BSD, MIT, whatever)?

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