Reputation: 13
so I'm working on a handwriting identification project and it works fine using the IamDB. However, when I try to take a picture of handwriting myself, I got this error, any idea how to fix it? I tried changing the picture into grayscale and it doesn't work
images = []
PTH = Path_to_test
#filename = os.path.basename(PTH[0])
filename = PTH[0]
#******************************************************
print (filename)
im = Image.open(filename)
#print ("cu")
cur_width = im.size[0]
cur_height = im.size[1]
# print(cur_width, cur_height)
height_fac = 113 / cur_height
new_width = int(cur_width * height_fac)
size = new_width, 113
imresize = im.resize((size), Image.ANTIALIAS) # Resize so height = 113 while keeping aspect ratio
now_width = imresize.size[0]
now_height = imresize.size[1]
# Generate crops of size 113x113 from this resized image and keep random 10% of crops
avail_x_points = list(range(0, now_width - 113 ))# total x start points are from 0 to width -113
# Pick random x%
factor = 0.1
pick_num = int(len(avail_x_points)*factor)
random_startx = sample(avail_x_points, pick_num)
for start in random_startx:
imcrop = imresize.crop((start, 0, start+113, 113))
images.append(np.asarray(imcrop))
T_test = np.array(images)
print (T_test.shape)
T_test = T_test.reshape(T_test.shape[0], 113, 113, 1)
#convert to float and normalize
T_test = T_test.astype('float32')
T_test /= 255
shuffle(T_test)
print (T_test.shape)
T_test shape was (3, 113, 113, 3) and it was a black and white picture of handwriting. This is the error :
34 T_test = np.array(images)
35 print (T_test.shape)
---> 36 T_test = T_test.reshape(T_test.shape[0], 113, 113, 1)
37 #convert to float and normalize
38 T_test = T_test.astype('float32')
ValueError: cannot reshape array of size 114921 into shape (3,113,113,1) I also use
predictions = model.predict(T_test, verbose =1)
so I can't change it into (T_test.shape[0], 113, 113, 3)
Upvotes: 0
Views: 172
Reputation: 6554
The images have 3 channels, so you need to use 3 instead of 1:
T_test = T_test.reshape(T_test.shape[0], 113, 113, 3)
Upvotes: 1