Function _inverse_one

monai/transforms/compose.py:40–62

Invert a single transform, delegating directly to nested ``Compose`` objects. When ``t`` is a ``Compose`` instance its own ``inverse()`` is called so that the child's ``map_items`` setting is respected. For all other invertible transforms, ``apply_transform`` is used with ``lazy=False`

(
    t: InvertibleTransform, data: Any, map_items: bool | int, unpack_items: bool, log_stats: bool | str
)

def _inverse_one(
    t: InvertibleTransform, data: Any, map_items: bool | int, unpack_items: bool, log_stats: bool | str
) -> Any:
    """Invert a single transform, delegating directly to nested ``Compose`` objects.

    When ``t`` is a ``Compose`` instance its own ``inverse()`` is called so that
    the child's ``map_items`` setting is respected.  For all other invertible
    transforms, ``apply_transform`` is used with ``lazy=False``.

    Args:
        t: The invertible transform to invert.
        data: Data to be inverted.
        map_items: Whether to map over list/tuple items (forwarded to
            ``apply_transform`` for non-``Compose`` transforms).
        unpack_items: Whether to unpack data as parameters.
        log_stats: Logger name or boolean for logging.

    Returns:
        The inverted data.
    """
    if isinstance(t, Compose):
        return t.inverse(data)
    return apply_transform(t.inverse, data, map_items, unpack_items, lazy=False, log_stats=log_stats)


def execute_compose(