Open hanhhhhh opened 1 year ago
Hi, did you get the results you got from the BurstSR Track2 part of the training up to the PSNR in the article, thanks!
Sorry, I've only tried the denoising part of the code so far.
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Hi, did you get the results you got from the BurstSR Track2 part of the training up to the PSNR in the article, thanks!
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Hello @akshaydudhane16!
Thank you for releasing the code for testing.
Can you also please update the training code for de-noising.
Thank you Gopi
@hanhhhhh Hi hanhhhhh. I think you success making training code for burst denoising task.
I would like to make training code for dataset, but I am curious something.
If you don't mind, could you let me know as below?
My email address is eunggukang@gmail.com
Thanks. Luis Kang.
@hanhhhhh @Egkang-Luis Egkang-Luis @akshaydudhane16 Dear all,
Could you please share your training code for Color burst denoising burstormer as well as the creation code for dataset, etc?
My email address is yohan.roh@samsung.com
I would greatly appreciate it if you could share it with me.
Thank you in advance.
Best regards and respect, Yohan
Hello,
We noticed that you mentioned in the article that all training utilized L1 Loss. However, in the Burst Denoising section, you referred to the experimental setups of KPN and BPN, where KPN employed the Basic Loss (L2 Loss + gradient loss). We are curious about the Loss function employed in your Burst Denoising.
Furthermore, in Burst Denoising, when converting Open Image data, apart from what was mentioned in KPN, are there any additional steps or specific considerations? During the training phase of Burst Denoising, were there any other training techniques applied? Currently, we are unable to replicate the training accuracy.
We eagerly await your response!