I am trying to write a compact transform, instead of the if-else, if-else statement. I am, thus, getting an error saying Object None is not callable. Any trick around this, or should I use  something else than None? Or, I need to go back to the if-else if else…etc?

image_transfrom = transforms.Compose([
           ImageThinning(p = cf.thinning_threshold) if cf.thinning_threshold> 0 else None,
           PadImage((cf.MAX_IMAGE_WIDTH, cf.MAX_IMAGE_HEIGHT)) if cf.pad_images else None,
           transforms.ToPILImage(),
           transforms.Scale((cf.input_size[0], cf.input_size[1])) if cf.resize_images else None,
           transforms.ToTensor(),          
           transforms.Normalize( (0.5, 0.5, 0.5), (0.25, 0.25 , 0.25) ) if cf.normalize_images else None,
            ])

Of course one way to resolve this issue is to write a class called NoneTransform that does nothing to the image and pass it to compose instead of the value  None.
Update: The NoneTransform  does the job, here it is:
class NoneTransform(object):
    """ Does nothing to the image, to be used instead of None
    
    Args:
        image in, image out, nothing is done
    """
    def __call__(self, image):       
        return image