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(ECCV 2020) Interactive Multi-Dimension Modulation with Dynamic Controllable Residual Learning for Image Restoration

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CResMD

Interactive Multi-Dimension Modulation with Dynamic Controllable Residual Learning for Image Restoration Paper

By Jingwen He*, Chao Dong*, and Yu Qiao (* indicates equal contribution)

two-dimension modulation

three-dimension modulation

Demo video of two-dimension modulation.

Dependencies and Installation

  • Python 3 (Recommend to use Anaconda)
  • PyTorch >= 1.0
  • NVIDIA GPU + CUDA
  • Python packages: pip install numpy opencv-python lmdb pyyaml
  • TensorBoard:
    • PyTorch >= 1.1: pip install tb-nightly future
    • PyTorch == 1.0: pip install tensorboardX

How to Test

  • Prepare the test dataset

    1. Download LIVE1 dataset and CBSD68 dataset from Google Drive
    2. Generate LQ images with different combinations of degradations using matlab codes/data_scripts/generate_2D_val.m, codes/data_scripts/generate_3D_val.m.
  • Modulation Testing

    1. (optional) Modify the configuration file options/test/modulation_CResMD.yml.
    • dataroot_GT, dataroot_LQ, pretrain_model_G.
    • cond_init: The starting point of modulation, usually set to [0, 0].
    • modulation_dim: The dimension you would like to modulate.
    • modulation_stride: The stride for modulation process, usually set to 0.1.
    1. Run command:
    d codes
    ython modulation_CResMD.py -opt options/test/modulation_CResMD.yml
    
  • Test CResMD

    1. (optional) Modify the configuration file options/test/test_CResMD.yml.
    • dataroot_GT, dataroot_LQ
    • cond_norm (This paper uses [40, 50] for 2D modulation, [40, 50, 92] for 3D modulation).
    • mode (LQGT or LQGT_cond. if it is set to LQGT, you should specify cond, which is the degradation levels.)
    1. Run command:
    ython test.py -opt options/test/test_CResMD.yml
    
  • Test base network

    1. Modify the configuration file options/test/test_Base.yml.
    2. Run command:
    ython test.py -opt options/test/test_Base.yml
    

How to Train

  • CResMD

    1. Prepare datasets, usually the DIV2K dataset. More details are in codes/data.
    2. Modify the configuration file options/train/train_CResMD.yml
    • dataroot_GT, dataroot_LQ
    • cond_norm (This paper uses [40, 50] for 2D modulation, [40, 50, 92] for 3D modulation).
    1. Run command:
    ython train_CResMD.py -opt options/train/train_CResMD.yml
    
  • base network

    1. Prepare datasets, usually the DIV2K dataset. More details are in codes/data.
    2. Modify the configuration file options/train/train_Base.yml
    3. Run command:
    ython train.py -opt options/train/train_Base.yml
    

Acknowledgement

  • This code is based on mmsr.
Open Source Agenda is not affiliated with "CResMD" Project. README Source: hejingwenhejingwen/CResMD

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