Image Mask & Unmask in Tensorflow [closed] - python

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I need a python code(preferably in Tensorflow) for image random masking. I am working on a problem to mask random patch(s) for the input image and then unmask the image.
Here is the reference as an example.
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If anyone have it, please share the code.

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