Fix skimage match_histograms() deprecation: replace multichannel with channel_axis#387
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Fix skimage match_histograms() deprecation: replace multichannel with channel_axis#387Mr-Neutr0n wants to merge 1 commit intodeforum:mainfrom
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following up — skimage renamed the multichannel parameter to channel_axis in match_histograms(). this fixes the deprecation warning / error on newer scikit-image |
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Summary
TypeError: match_histograms() got an unexpected keyword argument 'multichannel'Problem
In scikit-image 0.19+, the
multichannelparameter was deprecated and removed in version 0.21. The error occurs when using newer versions of scikit-image.Solution
Replaced
multichannel=Truewithchannel_axis=-1(the new parameter name). The value-1indicates that the channel dimension is the last axis, which is the same behavior asmultichannel=True.Related Issue
Fixes #381
Test Plan
helpers/colors.pychannel_axis=-1is equivalent tomultichannel=Truefor RGB/HSV/LAB images where channels are on the last axis