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As an example, consider an image augmentation pipeline: A random horizontal flip, followed by a random resized crop. The latter resizes and crops (irregularly sized) images to a common size without distorting the aspect ratio.
Affine transformations are a subgroup of projective transformations that can be composed very efficiently: composing two affine transformations results in another affine transformation. Affine transformations can represent translation, scaling, reflection and rotation. Available `Transform`s are:
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```@docs; canonical=false
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FlipDim
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FlipX
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FlipY
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Reflect
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