Resolved Edge Case Handling and Performance Improvements in Image Processing Functions. #11597
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Issue Description:
Several issues related to edge case handling and performance inefficiencies were resolved in the image processing functions. Below is a summary of how these problems were fixed:
Fixes
The kernel was properly initialized and assigned in both functions to ensure consistent behavior when applying filters.
Dynamic padding was added to handle kernel size variations, ensuring that transformations apply correctly without cropping or distorting the image.
Added a check to prevent division by zero during array normalization, ensuring that values are handled safely in edge scenarios.
Type casting to np.uint8 was removed to prevent clipping of values, preserving the accuracy of distance calculations.
A validation step was introduced for parameters["format"] to handle invalid inputs gracefully, preventing unexpected function failures.
Return values were renamed to improve clarity and reduce confusion in their usage, making the function more intuitive.
Checks were added to ensure pixel ranges are valid, preventing out-of-bounds errors during array manipulation.
Optimized array operations using vectorization techniques, improving performance and reducing processing time.