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Super-Resolution Network for Multiple Degradations (SRMD)

PyTorch Implementation of Learning a Single Convolutional Super-Resolution Network for Multiple Degradations (CVPR 2018)

All the files in the directory kernels are from [1].

Requirements

  • python 3.6
  • pytorch==0.4.0
  • visdom
  • pillow
  • h5py

Usage

First, download images from the Internet and put them into a folder Database as follows:

+---SRMD-pytorch
    +---Database
        +---train                  # For training
        |       1.png
        |       10.jpg
        |        ...
        \---test                   # For testing
                5.png
                10.bmp
                 ...

Second, train the network

$ python main.py --scale_factor=2 --mode='train'

Third, do testing (Not implemented yet)

$ python main.py --scale_factor=2 --mode='test'

Results

  • First column: LR image, Second column: SR image, Third column: HR image

Images (SRMDNFx2)

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Images (SRMDNFx3)

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Images (SRMDNFx4)

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Notes

  • The implementation is slightly different with one in original paper.
  • I put a sigmoid function right after the last convolutional layer.
    • No sigmoid resulted in unstable results (bouncing pixels even after large iterations)

To-Do

  • To implement method test() of class Solver considering users' favor (specific blur kernel as input)
  • To train on the other scale factors (SRMDNFx3, SRMDNFx4)
  • To consider additive noise after downsampling (SRMDx2, SRMDx3, SRMDx4)
  • To evaluate quantitative performances of the trained networks

Reference

[1] MatConvNet implementation of one author of the paper (only test code available, as of June 27, 2018)

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