When I use the model for inpainting, there is a large chance that an object will fail to inpaint, and instead GLIDE will simply guess at the background without inserting the object into the masked area. This is much more likely when the mask box is small, but is still common on large boxes too.
Here is an example:
Mask
Inpaint
My pipeline is to crop a 256x256 box with the mask as close to the center as possible. Then I downsample that, inpaint, run upsampler, and replace the 256x256 box.
Is there any procedure I should use or parameter I should tune to reduce the number of misses?
Thanks.
When I use the model for inpainting, there is a large chance that an object will fail to inpaint, and instead GLIDE will simply guess at the background without inserting the object into the masked area. This is much more likely when the mask box is small, but is still common on large boxes too.
Here is an example: Mask
Inpaint
My pipeline is to crop a 256x256 box with the mask as close to the center as possible. Then I downsample that, inpaint, run upsampler, and replace the 256x256 box.
Is there any procedure I should use or parameter I should tune to reduce the number of misses? Thanks.