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This pull request refactors the tissue_mask function. The default filter is now defined inline as a default argument, the order of morphological operations has been changed, and the function now returns only the mask image instead of a tuple.
My main feedback is regarding the use of a mutable object as a default function argument. This is a common pitfall in Python that can lead to unexpected behavior. I've suggested a safer pattern using None as the default and creating the filter object inside the function. This requires changes in two places, so I've added two linked comments.
| def tissue_mask( | ||
| slide: pyvips.Image, mpp: Res, filter: VipsFilter = default_filter | ||
| ) -> tuple[pyvips.Image, Res]: | ||
| slide: pyvips.Image, | ||
| mpp: Res, | ||
| filter: VipsFilter = VipsCompose( | ||
| [ | ||
| VipsGrayScaleFilter(), | ||
| VipsOtsu(), | ||
| VipsClosing(), | ||
| VipsOpening(), | ||
| ] | ||
| ), | ||
| ) -> pyvips.Image: |
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Using a mutable object like a VipsCompose instance as a default argument is a common pitfall in Python. The default object is created only once when the function is defined and is shared across all calls. If this object is ever mutated, it will affect all subsequent calls that use the default. It's safer to use None as the default and create the object inside the function. This comment is paired with another one on the return statement to complete the fix.
def tissue_mask(
slide: pyvips.Image,
mpp: Res,
filter: VipsFilter | None = None,
) -> pyvips.Image:| The generated tissue mask as pyvips.Image. | ||
| """ | ||
| return filter(slide, mpp) | ||
| return filter(slide, mpp)[0] |
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To complete the fix for the mutable default argument, we need to create the default VipsCompose filter when filter is None.
if filter is None:
filter = VipsCompose(
[
VipsGrayScaleFilter(),
VipsOtsu(),
VipsClosing(),
VipsOpening(),
]
)
return filter(slide, mpp)[0]1 participant
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