Image file sorting and subsampling (#304) #312
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This commit adds the `preprocess_image_paths` function, which sorts a list of image files either by numbers in the filename or by datetime metadata extracted from EXIF. It also supports downsampling the list to reduce angular resolution.
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This commit adds the
preprocess_image_pathsfunction, which sorts a list of image files either by numbers in the filename or by datetime metadata extracted from EXIF. It also supports downsampling the list to reduce angular resolution.