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Conducting multi-region scans on single-region watermarked images can be quite slow, which is understandable because separation is not possible.
However, some images seem to cause the DBSCAN algorithm to get stuck indefinitely. like this
Since I can't understand why the DBSCAN algorithm is getting stuck, I vaguely noticed that high-resolution images seem not to have this issue. Perhaps I should adjust the epsilon and min_samples parameters based on the image size like this scikit-learn/scikit-learn#17650 ?
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I have the same issue when trying to extract one message from more than 40% of image pixels. I think it comes from the fact that DBSCAN clustering must run on too many pixels. The issue is more complicated than I thought and may be tricky to solve. I'll try to have a look at it in the following days. If you find something please tell me :)
watermark-anything/notebooks/inference_utils.py
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Conducting multi-region scans on single-region watermarked images can be quite slow, which is understandable because separation is not possible.
However, some images seem to cause the DBSCAN algorithm to get stuck indefinitely. like this
Since I can't understand why the DBSCAN algorithm is getting stuck, I vaguely noticed that high-resolution images seem not to have this issue. Perhaps I should adjust the
epsilon
andmin_samples
parameters based on the image size like this scikit-learn/scikit-learn#17650 ?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: