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srcnn

v1.1.11

Published

Deep Convolutional Network for Image Super-Resolution

Downloads

10

Readme

TensorflowJS implementation of SRCNN

Deep Convolutional Network for Image Super-Resolution implemented with Tensorflow.js

The original paper is Learning a Deep Convolutional Network for Image Super-Resolution

This implementation have some difference with the original paper, include:

  • use Adam alghorithm for optimization, with learning rate 0.0003 for all layers.
  • Use the opencv library to produce the training data and test data, not the matlab library. This difference may caused some deteriorate on the final results.
  • I did not set different learning rate in different layer, but I found this network still work.
  • The color space of YCrCb in Matlab and OpenCV also have some difference. So if you want to compare your results with some academic paper, you may want to use the code written with matlab.

How to install

npm install srcnn

Data preparation

First of all you need to create two folders with training images and testing images. Then easily call:

const cnn = require('srcnn');

let srcnn = new cnn();
srcnn.prepare.prepare_data(path_to_test_images);
srcnn.prepare.prepare_crop_data(path_to_train_images);

Training:

srcnn.training.train({epochs: 300, batchSize: 128});

Evaluating result:

Predicting on test data
srcnn.prediction.testprediction(path_to_test_image);
Predicting on your pictures
srcnn.prediction.predict_on_image(Path_to_image);

Result(training for 200 epoches on 41 images, with upscaling factor 2):