Fixed flag -b crops instead of masking #2606
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The flag
-b 1is expected to not crop the image (i.e. reduce dimension), but instead mask the image outside of the bounding box defined by xmin, xmax, etc. with zeros. However, in the current implementation (commit 576ddeb), it does crop the image. This PR fixes the problem (an argument was missing in the crop() function).The usage for
-bwas also clarified.Fixes #2605