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Updated on 2024-11-17

Solving a memory leak in python for displaying images

When working with a batch of images and displaying each image, using () () results in a memory leak, and the manager sees the memory of one of the python processes rising.

from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
...
for...:
  ...
  (figsize=IMAGE_SIZE)
  (image_np)
  ()

Additional knowledge:python reads base64 images in memory

import base64
import 
import  as plt

def base64_to_rgb(base64_str):
  """
  By default images in base64 are rgb, just convert them directly
  :param base64.
  :return.
  """
  if isinstance(base64_str, bytes):
    base64_str = base64_str.decode("utf-8")

  imgdata = base64.b64decode(base64_str)
  img = (imgdata, plugin='imageio')
  return img

base = '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'

img = base64_to_rgb(base)
(img)
()

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