Assume that I have a "png" image file with size of 128 by 128. I want to increase its size into "384 by 384" without reduction in the image quality. How can I use "super-resolution.ipynb" for this purpose?
I found that "super-resolution.ipynb" loads an image of "zebra" and creates image "HR_out_np" in the code, having almost the same size of the original image file. Also, it creates variable "result deep prior" which has the same size of original image file.
What if I want to increase image size?
In a case that I don't have ground truth for high resolution image, can I still use your code to create high resolution image from low resolution image?
Hi, Thanks for sharing your great code.
Assume that I have a "png" image file with size of 128 by 128. I want to increase its size into "384 by 384" without reduction in the image quality. How can I use "super-resolution.ipynb" for this purpose?
I found that "super-resolution.ipynb" loads an image of "zebra" and creates image "HR_out_np" in the code, having almost the same size of the original image file. Also, it creates variable "result deep prior" which has the same size of original image file.
What if I want to increase image size?
In a case that I don't have ground truth for high resolution image, can I still use your code to create high resolution image from low resolution image?
Thanks!