Add learning-based super-resolution module #2164
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June 24, 2019 22:18
Includes stubbed-out CNN SR module and data loading classes. Data loading classes for the datasets: DIV2k, General100 & BSDS. This SR module does not contain the trained models yet.
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First PR GSoC 2019 - Xavier Weber
Includes stubbed-out CNN SR module and data loading classes.
Data loading classes for the datasets: DIV2k, General100 & BSDS.
This SR module will allow users to upscale images via four pre-trained neural networks.
However in this Pull Request the SR module does not contain the trained models yet.
This pullrequest changes
Adds a super-resolution module (based on convolutional neural networks), and data loading classes for three popular SR datasets.