python里面values的作用

在Python中，`values()` 方法是针对字典（dict）对象的，它会返回一个包含字典中所有值的视图对象（dict_values）。这些值可以是各种数据类型，比如数字、字符串、元组、列表等，具体取决于字典中键所对应的值。这个方法是Python 3中的新特性，它提供了一种更加内存高效的方式来获取字典中的值，而不需要创建一个值的列表副本。

需要注意的是，`values()` 方法返回的视图对象是动态的，意味着如果字典被修改，视图对象也会相应更新。如果需要将值的视图转换成列表，可以使用`list()`函数。

以下是一个使用`values()`方法的简单示例：

# 定义一个字典
my_dict = {'apple': 'fruit', 'carrot': 'vegetable', 'cucumber': 'vegetable'}

# 获取字典中的所有值
values = my_dict.values()

# 将值的视图转换为列表
values_list = list(values)

# 输出结果
print(values)        # 输出视图对象，例如：dict_values(['fruit', 'vegetable', 'vegetable'])
print(values_list)   # 输出列表，例如：['fruit', 'vegetable', 'vegetable']

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Python里面values

values()是一个字典（dictionary）方法，用于返回字典中的所有值（values），并以列表（list）形式返回。例如：

my_dict = {'a': 1, 'b': 2, 'c': 3}
values_list = my_dict.values()
print(values_list)

输出结果为：

[1, 2, 3]

即返回了字典中所有的值。可以通过遍历这个列表来获取所有的值。

python里面piqe

### Python PIQE Module Usage and Definition

The Perceptual Image Quality Evaluator (PIQE) is a no-reference image quality assessment metric designed to evaluate the perceptual quality of images without requiring an original reference image. This method evaluates various distortions present in the image, such as blurring and noise.

In Python, one can use libraries like `skimage` or custom implementations based on research papers for calculating PIQE scores. However, specific dedicated modules might not be directly available under standard library distributions but can often be found within specialized packages or implemented from scratch using NumPy and SciPy.

For implementing PIQE calculation manually:

import numpy as np
from scipy.signal import convolve2d
from skimage.color import rgb2gray


def calculate_piqe(image):
    """
    Calculate the Perceptual Image Quality Evaluation score.
    
    Parameters:
        image : ndarray
            Input color or grayscale image with values normalized between 0 and 1
    
    Returns:
        float
            The calculated PIQE value indicating perceived visual quality
    """

    if len(image.shape) == 3:
        img_gray = rgb2gray(image)
    else:
        img_gray = image.copy()

    # Ensure pixel intensity range is [0, 1]
    img_normalized = img_gray / 255.0

    # Define parameters according to literature review
    block_size = 8
    overlap_ratio = 0.75
    mu_pris_param = 0.9
    sigma_sqrd_nuis_param = 0.025 ** 2

    height, width = img_normalized.shape[:2]

    num_blocks_h = int(np.floor((height - block_size * (1 - overlap_ratio)) / (block_size * overlap_ratio)))
    num_blocks_w = int(np.floor((width - block_size * (1 - overlap_ratio)) / (block_size * overlap_ratio)))

    piqe_scores = []

    for i in range(num_blocks_h):
        for j in range(num_blocks_w):

            start_row = int(i * block_size * overlap_ratio)
            end_row = min(start_row + block_size, height)

            start_col = int(j * block_size * overlap_ratio)
            end_col = min(start_col + block_size, width)

            block = img_normalized[start_row:end_row, start_col:end_col]

            mean_block = np.mean(block)
            var_block = np.var(block)

            piqe_score = ((mean_block - mu_pris_param)**2 +
                          (var_block - sigma_sqrd_nuis_param)**2)
            
            piqe_scores.append(piqe_score)

    final_piqe_value = np.median(piqe_scores)

    return final_piqe_value

This function calculates the PIQE by dividing the input image into overlapping blocks, computing statistics over these regions, and then determining how much they deviate from expected pristine conditions[^1].