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segment-anything
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Hi :) I am app/web developer and new to AI. Currently, I am making photo app which can segment all the things in image. I've used meta's segment anything. I've got all the masks but the boundary of masks are very bumpy. So I've tried rembg which uses u2net(salient object detection) and pymatting together. Do I have to use pymatting separately after getting segment from segment anything to improve boundary quality of my segmented output ?
Hi :) I am app/web developer and new to AI. Currently, I am making photo app which can segment all the things in image. I've used meta's segment anything. I've got all the masks but the boundary of masks are very bumpy. So I've tried rembg which uses u2net(salient object detection) and pymatting together. Do I have to use pymatting separately after getting segment from segment anything to improve boundary quality of my segmented output ?
Hi :) I am app/web developer and new to AI. Currently, I am making photo app which can segment all the things in image. I've used meta's segment anything. I've got all the masks but the boundary of masks are very bumpy. So I've tried rembg which uses u2net(salient object detection) and pymatting together. Do I have to use pymatting separately after getting segment from segment anything to improve boundary quality of my segmented output ?