Make perspective deterministic. Possible Solution for Issue 19. #20
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Tried to make perspective consistent across batches of an evaluation run. Also, random values used for perspective are getting printed so that we can reproduce transform for human experiments or subsequent evaluation runs of models.
A possible solution for this:
#19
I want to remove perspective transformation from the warping toolset. It introduces in-depth rotations while other warping are 2-D transforms, not 3-D. Also, it introduces a literal random variable in analysis which can act like noise.