Thank you for sharing. I learned a lot from your paper, but I still have a question about the kernel settings. Does the kernel width and its standard deviation mean the same thing? In your paper you mentioned that "During training, the kernel width is uniformly sampled in [0.2, 4.0], [0.2, 3.0] and [0.2, 2.0] for scale factors 4 , 3 and 2 respectively", but I found in your code that the kernels sigma are all set to [0.2, 4.0] for different upsampling rates, so do I need to change this part when retraining if I want to keep the same settings as in your original paper? Thank you very much!
Thank you for sharing. I learned a lot from your paper, but I still have a question about the kernel settings. Does the kernel width and its standard deviation mean the same thing? In your paper you mentioned that "During training, the kernel width is uniformly sampled in [0.2, 4.0], [0.2, 3.0] and [0.2, 2.0] for scale factors 4 , 3 and 2 respectively", but I found in your code that the kernels sigma are all set to [0.2, 4.0] for different upsampling rates, so do I need to change this part when retraining if I want to keep the same settings as in your original paper? Thank you very much!