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Extract specific image sequence from batch with start/stop indices for processing or analysis, offering flexibility in defining sequence.
The JWImageSequenceExtractFromBatch node is designed to extract a specific sequence of images from a batch of images. This node is particularly useful when you need to isolate a subset of images from a larger collection for further processing or analysis. By specifying the start and stop indices, you can precisely control which images are extracted. Additionally, the node offers an option to include the stop index in the extraction, providing flexibility in how the sequence is defined. This functionality is essential for tasks that require segmented image sequences, such as creating animations, analyzing specific frames, or preparing data for machine learning models.
This parameter represents the batch of images from which a sequence will be extracted. The images should be provided as a tensor, which is a multi-dimensional array commonly used in machine learning and image processing. The batch of images is the primary input, and the node will operate on this data to extract the specified sequence.
The i_start parameter specifies the starting index of the image sequence to be extracted. It is an integer value with a default of 0, and it must be at least 0. This parameter determines the first image in the sequence, and adjusting it allows you to control where the extraction begins within the batch.
The i_stop parameter defines the stopping index of the image sequence to be extracted. It is an integer value with a default of 0, and it must be at least 0. This parameter sets the endpoint for the extraction, and in combination with i_start, it determines the range of images included in the sequence.
The inclusive parameter is a boolean option that specifies whether the stop index should be included in the extracted sequence. It can be set to either "true" or "false", with the default being "false". When set to "true", the image at the stop index is included in the sequence; otherwise, it is excluded. This parameter provides additional control over the exact range of images extracted.
The output of this node is a tensor containing the extracted sequence of images. This tensor includes the images from the specified start index to the stop index, with the option to include the stop index based on the inclusive parameter. The extracted sequence can then be used for further processing, analysis, or visualization.
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