Image segmentation cpu bugfix and onnx output update #1783
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Description
This PR modifies the access to the output of the onnx model using the dedicated 'At' accessor in image segmentation. This is a safer method than accessing with a pointer because onnx does not guarantee that the allocated memory is contiguous.
It also fixes a bug when using the cpu mode by avoiding freeing cuda memory in this case.
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