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IntensityRemap is supposed to keep an images intensities in the same [min, max] range but it rescaled with * max + min so the output ended up in [min, min + max] instead. For example a CT scan in [-1000, 3000] came out in [-1000, 2000] and a image in [10, 20] came out in [10, 30]. The fix is one line, multiply by (max - min) instead and a second commit makes RandIntensityRemap use its own seeded generator instead of numpys global one so setting the seed actually makes the output repeatable. These are the first tests these two transforms have ever had, without the fixes 6 of 9 fail and with them all 9 pass.
IntensityRemap rescaled the remapping curve with `* img.max() + img.min()`,
so the output covered [min, min + max] instead of the input range
[min, max] stated in the docstring. The two only agree when the input
minimum is 0; e.g. a CT volume in [-1000, 3000] was remapped into
[-1000, 2000] and an image in [10, 20] into [10, 30]. Scale by
`img.max() - img.min()` instead.
Adds the first unit tests for IntensityRemap and RandIntensityRemap.
Assisted-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: devteamaegis <devteam.aegis@gmail.com>
RandIntensityRemap built a new IntensityRemap for every call (and every
channel) with its own default random state, so the remapping curve was
drawn from numpy's global RNG and set_random_state() on the random
transform only controlled the slope sign. Two RandIntensityRemap
instances seeded with the same value produced different outputs. Share
the transform's random state with the inner IntensityRemap.
Assisted-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: devteamaegis <devteam.aegis@gmail.com>
IntensityRemap now scales its sampled curve across the input image’s minimum and maximum. RandIntensityRemap routes channel-wise and whole-image remapping through a helper that sets the nested transform’s random state. Tests cover shape and range preservation, seeded repeatability, and zero-probability behavior.
The remapping behavior is supported, but the new helper should document its contract before merging.
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The description states the problem (IntensityRemap output range was [min, min + max] instead of [min, max]), gives concrete examples, and explains the one-line fix. It also covers the second commit that seeds RandIntensityRemap with its own generator and reports the new tests and their results. The template's section structure (Fixes #, Description, Types of changes checklist) is not followed: no linked issue is given, and the checklist is absent. The "New tests added" item is effectively addressed in the text but not ticked. The core content is present, so the check passes.
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Add docstrings to the new definitions. As per path instructions, “Docstrings should be present for all definition” and use Google style to describe applicable inputs and returns.
monai/transforms/intensity/array.py#L2670-L2670: document _remap’s img argument and return value.
tests/transforms/test_intensity_remap.py#L26-L28: document the class and test_output_range inputs.
tests/transforms/test_intensity_remap.py#L38-L40: document the class and test_output_range inputs.
tests/transforms/test_intensity_remap.py#L60-L60: document the zero-probability test.
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Add Google-style docstrings for the new definitions: document the `img` argument
and return value of `_remap`; document the test classes and `test_output_range`
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The helper has no docstring. Document img and the return value.
As per path instructions, "Docstrings should be present for all definition which describe each variable, return value, and raised exception in the appropriate section of the Google-style of docstrings."
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def _remap(self, img: torch.Tensor) -> torch.Tensor:
+ """+ Apply `IntensityRemap` with a randomly signed slope.++ Args:+ img: image or channel to remap.++ Returns:+ The remapped image.+ """
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Add a Google-style docstring for img, the returned image, and applicable exceptions. State that the helper shares and advances self.R; this behavior controls seeded repeatability. As per path instructions, “Docstrings should be present for all definition”.
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Review comment at @monai/transforms/intensity/array.py at line 2796:
Add a Google-style docstring to `_remap` documenting the `img` argument, the
returned remapped image, and any exceptions the implementation can raise. State
that it shares and advances `self.R`, preserving the seeded-repeatability
behavior.
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IntensityRemap is supposed to keep an images intensities in the same [min, max] range but it rescaled with * max + min so the output ended up in [min, min + max] instead. For example a CT scan in [-1000, 3000] came out in [-1000, 2000] and a image in [10, 20] came out in [10, 30]. The fix is one line, multiply by (max - min) instead and a second commit makes RandIntensityRemap use its own seeded generator instead of numpys global one so setting the seed actually makes the output repeatable. These are the first tests these two transforms have ever had, without the fixes 6 of 9 fail and with them all 9 pass.