[Contribution] TimeImageProcessor for multimodal pipelines#826
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Lgtm , we can iterate on this later if need be!
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TimeImageProcessor, a time-aware image processor for multimodal PyHealth pipelines. This processor pairs image loading with temporal metadata, enabling tasks where patients have multiple images taken at different times (e.g., serial chest X-rays during an ICU stay).Takes a tuple
(List[image_path], List[time_diff_from_admission])and returns(N×C×H×W image tensor, N timestamp tensor, "image")for the unified multimodal embedding model.Features:
max_imagestruncation (keeps most recent)fit()infers channel count from mode or datasize()method matchingTimeseriesProcessorpattern"time_image"via@register_processorImageProcessor's transform pipeline (resize, normalize, mode conversion)This processor is part of the multimodal embedding pipeline:
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pyhealth/processors/time_image_processor.py— processor implementationpyhealth/processors/__init__.py— import +__all__entrytests/core/test_time_image_processor.py— 22 unit testsexamples/time_image_processor_tutorial.ipynb— end-to-end tutorial notebookdocs/api/processors/pyhealth.processors.TimeImageProcessor.rst— API docsdocs/api/processors.rst— added to processor listing and toctreeTesting
python -m pytest tests/core/test_time_image_processor.py -v # Result: 22 passedUsage in task schema
Running the example