random canny in batch #683
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when using the original method fill_img_with_random_sketch, the inputs gt_image and mask need to be sliced to process them one by one to produce random Canny. Using two loops would not be efficient. How do you think to change the method fill_img_with_random_sketch by adding some additional variable to make it more flexible for all the case?(random canny/fixed canny/dropout canny)
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Generate random Canny edges for a batch of images in the sequence.