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309-309: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the integer type of
ProbMapKeys.LOCATIONin the sliding-dataset test.The WSI dataset tests exercise
SlidingPatchWSIDataset, but they assert onlyWSIPatchKeys.LOCATIONvalues. They do not assert theProbMapKeys.LOCATIONdtype produced by this change. TheFloatLocationDatasettest cannot detect this regression becauseProbMapProducer.__call__converts every coordinate withint(i)before indexing.Suggested fix
-from monai.utils import WSIPatchKeys, optional_import, set_determinism +from monai.utils import ProbMapKeys, WSIPatchKeys, optional_import, set_determinism ... assert_array_equal(sample["image"].meta[WSIPatchKeys.LOCATION], expected_location) + self.assertTrue(np.issubdtype(sample["image"].meta[ProbMapKeys.LOCATION].dtype, np.integer))🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 111-112: Update the location comment near SlidingPatchWSIDataset
to describe the integer conversion as compatibility for float-typed locations,
and update the FloatLocationDataset docstring to identify it as a test fixture
rather than claiming it reflects locations received from the sliding-window
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- Line 309: Update the SlidingPatchWSIDataset test to assert that the dtype of
ProbMapKeys.LOCATION in each sample is an integer type, alongside the existing
location-value assertion; import ProbMapKeys where needed.
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Add a regression assertion for the `ProbMapKeys.LOCATION` dtype emitted by `SlidingPatchWSIDataset`. The float-location handler test cannot catch a regression here because the handler coerces each coordinate before indexing. Reword the handler comment and the test fixture docstring, which described the sliding dataset as emitting floats; that is no longer true after the cast. Addresses review feedback on Project-MONAI#9136. Signed-off-by: Patel, Nilaykumar K <nilapate@amd.com>
Add a regression assertion for the `ProbMapKeys.LOCATION` dtype emitted by `SlidingPatchWSIDataset`. The float-location handler test cannot catch a regression here because the handler coerces each coordinate before indexing. Reword the handler comment and the test fixture docstring, which described the sliding dataset as emitting floats; that is no longer true after the cast. Addresses review feedback on Project-MONAI#9136. Signed-off-by: Patel, Nilaykumar K <nilapate@amd.com>
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Add a regression assertion for the `ProbMapKeys.LOCATION` dtype emitted by `SlidingPatchWSIDataset`. The float-location handler test cannot catch a regression here because the handler coerces each coordinate before indexing. Reword the handler comment and the test fixture docstring, which described the sliding dataset as emitting floats; that is no longer true after the cast. Addresses review feedback on Project-MONAI#9136. Signed-off-by: Patel, Nilaykumar K <nilapate@amd.com>
`SlidingPatchWSIDataset` builds `ProbMapKeys.LOCATION` with `np.round(...)` and never casts back to int, so `ProbMapProducer` indexes the probability map with floats and numpy 2.x raises `IndexError: only integers ... are valid indices`. Cast at the source so the metadata matches `MaskedPatchWSIDataset`, which already calls `.astype(int)`, and keep a defensive coercion in the handler for datasets that still supply floats. The existing tests only supply integer locations; add a float-location variant of each, which reproduces the error without the handler change. Signed-off-by: Patel, Nilaykumar K <nilapate@amd.com>
Add a regression assertion for the `ProbMapKeys.LOCATION` dtype emitted by `SlidingPatchWSIDataset`. The float-location handler test cannot catch a regression here because the handler coerces each coordinate before indexing. Reword the handler comment and the test fixture docstring, which described the sliding dataset as emitting floats; that is no longer true after the cast. Addresses review feedback on Project-MONAI#9136. Signed-off-by: Patel, Nilaykumar K <nilapate@amd.com>
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- Line 309: Clamp the rounded mask locations in the dataset iterator to the
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ProbMapKeys.SIZE.value, and add coverage for an edge patch with mask_level
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- Line 113: Update the location handling in the probability-map indexing logic
to validate every coordinate is finite and represents a whole number before
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| # convert locations to mask_location | ||
| mask_locations = np.round((patch_locations + patch_size_0 // 2) / float(mask_ratio)) | ||
| mask_locations = np.round((patch_locations + patch_size_0 // 2) / float(mask_ratio)).astype(int) |
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Clamp rounded locations to the probability-map bounds.
The iterator can emit the edge patch at (2, 2) for a 4×4 image with 2×2 patches. With mask_ratio == 2, the current calculation rounds its center to (2, 2). A 2×2 probability map has valid indices only from 0 through 1. ProbMapProducer uses this value directly and can raise IndexError.
Clamp the locations to the reported mask size and add an edge-patch test with mask_level > 0.
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mask_ratio = self.wsi_reader.get_downsample_ratio(wsi_obj, self.mask_level)
+ mask_size = np.array(self.wsi_reader.get_size(wsi_obj, self.mask_level))
patch_ratio = self.wsi_reader.get_downsample_ratio(wsi_obj, patch_level)
...
- mask_locations = np.round((patch_locations + patch_size_0 // 2) / float(mask_ratio)).astype(int)
+ mask_locations = np.clip(
+ np.round((patch_locations + patch_size_0 // 2) / float(mask_ratio)), 0, mask_size - 1
+ ).astype(int)
...
- sample[ProbMapKeys.SIZE.value] = np.array(self.wsi_reader.get_size(wsi_obj, self.mask_level))
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Review comment at @monai/data/wsi_datasets.py at line 309:
Clamp the rounded mask locations in the dataset iterator to the valid range
defined by the mask size before they are consumed by ProbMapProducer. Reuse the
retrieved mask size for both clipping and ProbMapKeys.SIZE.value, and add
coverage for an edge patch with mask_level greater than zero.
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| self.prob_map[name][tuple(loc)] = prob | ||
| # numpy 2.x rejects non-integer array indices, so coerce here for datasets that | ||
| # still supply float locations. The bundled WSI datasets already emit integers. | ||
| self.prob_map[name][tuple(int(i) for i in loc)] = prob |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reject fractional locations before indexing.
If a dataset supplies location (1.9, 2.0), int() changes it to (1, 2). The handler then saves the probability in the wrong cell without an error. Python specifies truncation toward zero for floating-point values. Validate that float coordinates are finite whole numbers before converting them, and test a fractional location. (docs.python.org)
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Review comment at @monai/handlers/probability_maps.py at line 113:
Update the location handling in the probability-map indexing logic to validate
every coordinate is finite and represents a whole number before converting it
with int(); reject fractional or non-finite values instead of silently
truncating them. Preserve valid integer-coordinate behavior and add coverage for
a fractional location such as (1.9, 2.0).
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Fixes #9135.
Description
SlidingPatchWSIDatasetbuildsProbMapKeys.LOCATIONwithnp.round(...)and never casts back to int, soProbMapProducerindexes the probability map with floats and numpy 2.x raisesIndexError: only integers ... are valid indices.Cast at the source so the metadata matches
MaskedPatchWSIDataset, which already calls.astype(int), and keep a defensive coercion in the handler for datasets that still supply floats.The existing tests only supply integer locations; add a float-location variant of each, which reproduces the error without the handler change.
Types of changes
./runtests.sh -f -u --net --coverage../runtests.sh --quick --unittests --disttests.