Closed JoinWorldMC closed 1 year ago
HRDA typically uses two levels of cropping during training. The outer crop is used to capture LR context while the inner crop is used to capture HR details. [2] means that the whole image is used as the outer crop during inference, while [1] means that the whole outer crop is used as the inner crop during inference.
In the appendix, 'whole' [2] does not use sliding window inference. So, what does [1] mean?
[1] hr_slide_inference = False
[2] test_cfg=dict(mode='whole')