- Install Pycharm: there is a free version. Good for debugging.
- Install python 3.5 (I have 3.5.2) or 3.6 + libraries + Tensorflow gpu (I have 1.8.0)
- Python dependencies: Tensorlayer, numpy, scipy, matplotlib, sklearn and imageio
Run YUV model evaluation
--mode=evaluate --evalHR=$output yuv path$ --evalLR=$input yuv path$ --testModel=0 --ratio=1 --nlayers=16 --GAN=0 --nframes=1 --eval_inputType=YUV --readBatch_flag=1 --inputFormat=RGB
All input files should use the standard file name, e.g. Campfire_3840x2160_30fps_10bit_qp22.yuv (filename_HxW_xxxfps_xbit_qpxx.yuv)
Please cite our papers if you use this code for your research
[1] Zhang, Fan and Afonso, Mariana and Bull, David R, ViSTRA2: Video coding using spatial resolution and effective bit depth adaptation, Elsevier, Signal Processing: Image Communication, pp 116355, 2021.
[2] Afonso, Mariana and Zhang, Fan and Bull, David R, Video compression based on spatio-temporal resolution adaptation, IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems for Video Technology, vol 29, no 1, pages 275-280, 2018.
[3] Zhang, Fan, Di Ma, Chen Feng, and David R. Bull. "Video Compression With CNN-Based Postprocessing." IEEE MultiMedia, vol 28, no. 4, pages 74-83, 2021.