ipaggmanip:tldr:502d7

ipaggmanip: Remove labels with a count smaller than a given number of bytes and output a random sample of such labels.

ipaggmanip

$ ipaggmanip --cut-smaller ${100} --cull-labels ${5} ${filename}

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The command "ipaggmanip" is a command line tool or script that is being executed.

The specific option being used in this command is "--cut-smaller". This option cuts the objects or elements in a given image that are smaller than a specified size. In this case, the size is denoted by "${100}", which suggests that the value is being passed as a parameter or variable.

Another option used in this command is "--cull-labels". This option removes or eliminates labels or annotations from the image. The number "${5}" indicates that only labels with a count of 5 or less will be removed.

Finally, "${filename}" represents the name or path to the file on which these operations will be performed. It is likely another parameter or variable being passed to the command.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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