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Automatically generates segmentation masks for images using SAM framework, ideal for AI artists and various image processing tasks.
The SamAutoMaskSEGS
node is designed to automatically generate segmentation masks for images using the SAM (Segment Anything Model) framework. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who need to create detailed and accurate masks for various image processing tasks, such as object detection, image editing, and more. By leveraging advanced image encoding techniques, the node can produce high-quality masks that can be used in a variety of applications. The node supports different output modes, allowing you to choose the format that best suits your needs. Whether you are working with high-resolution images or standard ones, SamAutoMaskSEGS
provides a reliable and efficient way to generate segmentation masks automatically.
The sam_model
parameter specifies the SAM model to be used for generating the segmentation masks. This model is responsible for encoding the image and producing the necessary data for mask generation. The quality and accuracy of the masks depend significantly on the chosen SAM model. There are no specific minimum or maximum values for this parameter, but it must be a valid SAM model object.
The image
parameter is the input image for which the segmentation masks will be generated. This image should be in a format that the SAM model can process, typically a tensor representation of the image. The quality of the input image can affect the accuracy of the generated masks. There are no specific constraints on the image size, but higher resolution images may provide more detailed masks.
The output_mode
parameter determines the format of the generated segmentation masks. It offers two options: uncompressed_rle
and coco_rel
. The default value is uncompressed_rle
. The uncompressed_rle
format provides a run-length encoded representation of the masks, which is efficient for storage and transmission. The coco_rel
format is compatible with the COCO dataset format, making it easier to integrate with other tools and datasets that use this standard.
The RLE_SEGS
output parameter contains the generated segmentation masks in the specified output format. This parameter is a string that encodes the masks, making it easy to store and transmit. The masks can be used for various image processing tasks, such as object detection, image editing, and more. The format of the output depends on the output_mode
parameter, ensuring compatibility with different tools and workflows.
output_mode
that best fits your workflow. Use uncompressed_rle
for efficient storage and coco_rel
for compatibility with COCO dataset tools.sam_model
parameter is not a valid SAM model object.output_mode
is not one of the supported options.uncompressed_rle
or coco_rel
as the output_mode
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