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Fix for non-trivial mappings between override_keys and _keys #21

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10 changes: 6 additions & 4 deletions monai/transforms/compose.py
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Expand Up @@ -67,12 +67,14 @@ def _evaluate_with_overrides(
_keys = [k if k in upcoming.keys and k in data else None for k in override_keys] # type: ignore
else:
_keys = [k if k in data else None for k in override_keys] # type: ignore

# generate a list of dictionaries with the appropriate override value per key
dict_overrides = to_tuple_of_dictionaries(overrides, _keys)
for k, ov in zip(_keys, dict_overrides):
dict_overrides = to_tuple_of_dictionaries(overrides, override_keys)
for k in _keys:
if k is not None:
data[k] = _evaluate_with_overrides(data[k], upcoming, lazy_evaluation, ov)
return data
dict_for_key = dict_overrides[override_keys.index(k)] if k in override_keys else None
data[k] = _evaluate_with_overrides(data[k], upcoming, lazy_evaluation, dict_for_key)

if isinstance(data, (list, tuple)):
return [_evaluate_with_overrides(v, upcoming, lazy_evaluation, overrides, override_keys) for v in data]
return data
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