Add a guard to avoid NaNs appearing in the conversion from rgb to hsv. #70
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Add a guard to avoid NaNs appearing in the conversion from rgb to hsv.
The added test shows an encountered in the wild error, where this created NaNs
in the gradient computation. The problem seems to be related to subnormals
floating point numbers.
Annoyingly, for this to be a correct explanation, it would have been fixed by
setting the epsilon value at
jnp.finfo(image_rgb.dtype).smallest_normal
, butfor example, in the given test case, the offending numbers are ~1e-34, so these
would not be masked (
smallest_normal
being ~1e-38). Setting the threshold tojnp.finfo(image_rgb.dtype).eps
(~1e-7) seems to solve the issue.