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Fix MS-SSIM size validation across scale counts - #9202
I corrected the minimum-size check in compute_ms_ssim to follow its stride-2 pooling. With L scales, the final SSIM calculation sees each spatial dimension divided by 2 ** (L - 1), not max(1, L - 1) ** 2.
The old check rejects valid four-scale inputs and lets undersized two-scale inputs reach a convolution error. With the default 11-pixel kernel:
An 88 × 88 image with four scales is valid: the SSIM inputs are 88 → 44 → 22 → 11. It now returns 1 for identical images instead of raising ValueError.
A 16 × 16 image with two scales is too small because its second scale is only 8 × 8. It now raises ValueError before convolution, with the correct minimum of 22 pixels.
I also updated the error message to identify the affected spatial dimension and report its exact minimum. The SSIM calculation and weights are unchanged; the default five-scale size threshold is unchanged.
Evidence
I checked 96 combinations of square image size and scale count using identical synthetic images and the default kernel. For the feasibility panel, I disabled only the old size precheck and ran the actual pooling and convolution operations. The old gate falsely accepts five combinations and falsely rejects two; the fixed gate agrees with feasibility in all 96 combinations. Outlined cells mark disagreements in the old gate.
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Non-breaking change (fix or new feature that would not break existing functionality).
The added tests cover minimum sizes and undersized spatial dimensions in 2D and 3D with one through six scales, anisotropic kernels, and the two examples above.
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Use the stride-2 downsampling factor when checking the last SSIM scale.
Report the exact minimum size of the affected spatial dimension and add
2D and 3D boundary tests for one through six scales.
Signed-off-by: Don Yin <Don_Yin@outlook.com>
Assisted-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
compute_ms_ssim checks spatial dimensions against the kernel size and number of scales. If an input is too small, it raises a ValueError that states the minimum required dimension. The scale loop downsamples the images only between scales. Tests cover valid and undersized 2D and 3D inputs across one to six scales, plus default-kernel cases.
The implementation is mergeable; only documentation cleanup remains.
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Add docstrings to the new test methods.
Document each test’s purpose. For the parameterized methods, document spatial_dims and scales using Google-style sections.
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Add a docstring to test_minimum_input_size describing its purpose, with
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The updated Google-style docstring has Args and Raises sections, but no Returns section. Describe the per-batch MS-SSIM tensor and its shape.
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Add a Returns section to the docstring for compute_ms_ssim describing the
per-batch MS-SSIM tensor and its shape. Keep the existing Args and Raises
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Add concise Google-style docstrings to test_minimum_input_size, test_undersized_spatial_dimension, test_four_scales_default_kernel, and test_two_scales_too_small. Document the parameterized inputs and expected success or ValueError behavior.
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Add concise Google-style docstrings to test_minimum_input_size,
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I reproduced the failure with an 8×8 image, a one-pixel kernel and four scales. The last SSIM calculation succeeded, but the unused pooling step after it failed on the 1×1 image. I changed the loop to downsample only between scales and added a regression test for that input.
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Description
I corrected the minimum-size check in
compute_ms_ssimto follow its stride-2 pooling. WithLscales, the final SSIM calculation sees each spatial dimension divided by2 ** (L - 1), notmax(1, L - 1) ** 2.The old check rejects valid four-scale inputs and lets undersized two-scale inputs reach a convolution error. With the default 11-pixel kernel:
ValueError.ValueErrorbefore convolution, with the correct minimum of 22 pixels.I also updated the error message to identify the affected spatial dimension and report its exact minimum. The SSIM calculation and weights are unchanged; the default five-scale size threshold is unchanged.
Evidence
I checked 96 combinations of square image size and scale count using identical synthetic images and the default kernel. For the feasibility panel, I disabled only the old size precheck and ran the actual pooling and convolution operations. The old gate falsely accepts five combinations and falsely rejects two; the fixed gate agrees with feasibility in all 96 combinations. Outlined cells mark disagreements in the old gate.
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Validation
python -m unittest tests.metrics.test_compute_multiscalessim_metric tests.metrics.test_ssim_metric tests.losses.test_ssim_loss -v: 36 tests passed.black --check,isort --check-only, andruff checkpassed for both changed files.I used an AI coding assistant to help investigate and draft this; I reviewed and tested every change.