Hello !
Thank you for thinking about releasing a python library to encode the image without going through QGIS (even if it works very well in QGIS). However I am having troubles when I want to modify the parameters of the encoding in the settings json file. I export it from QGIS to have the "template" of the json file but I am still having issues. Can you provide an exemple of the json settings file to be sure I have the right namings ?
I am currently working with this :
{
"area_units": "m2",
"distance_units": "meters",
"ellipsoid": "EPSG:7030",
"inputs": {
"BANDS": null,
"BATCH_SIZE": 1,
"CKPT": "/home/Desktop/IMG_ENC/checkpoint/sam_vit_l_0b3195.pth",
"CRS": null,
"CUDA": true,
"CUDA_ID": 0,
"EXTENT": null,
"INPUT": "F:/exemple.tif",
"LOAD": true,
"MODEL_TYPE": 1,
"OUTPUT": "TEMPORARY_OUTPUT",
"RANGE": "None,None",
"RESOLUTION": 1.2,
"STRIDE": 922
}
}

I am not sure if this is the expected format as the library works well on a single image with the default parameters (no json settings file implied) but crashes when I try to implement the settings

By the way, I had this error trying to run it with GPU :
line 642, in
settings = {Parameter_Mapping[k]: v for k,
KeyError: 'CUDA'

It has been solved by adding to image_encoder.py line 642 this part :
settings = {Parameter_Mapping[k]: v for k, v in settings.items() if k != 'CRS' and k in Parameter_Mapping}

Thanks for your help