Meta-Learned Kernel For Blind Super-Resolution Kernel Estimation

Tested on

Python3.7, PyTorch 1.7.1

Requirements: lmdb, tqdm, PyYAML, imageio, learn2learn, matplotlib, pyarrow, scipy

Data Preparation

Download datasets

DIV2K Training set (0001.png-0800.png) and the benchmark sets: Set14, B100, Urban100, DIV2K Validation (0801.png-0900.png). Download links can be found here

Set path to datasets

Edit your configs/env.yaml and point argument data.data_dir to your data directory. Store all test HR images under {benchmark}/HR and train DIV2K train images in DIV2K/{data.data_folder} where argument data.data_folder defaults to 'train_HR'. Your data directory should look something like this if data.data_dir='/datasets/super_res':

datasets/super_res$ ls
B100  DIV2K  Set14  Urban100

datasets/super_res/DIV2K$ ls
HR train_HR

Generate benchmark degraded LR images and kernels

Edit the bash script scripts/generate_fkp_benchmarks.sh pointing variable datapath your data directory and prepare the benchmarks provided by FKP

cd scripts
chmod +x generate_fkp_benchmarks.sh
vi generate_fkp_benchmarks.sh # edit variable datapath
./generate_fkp_benchmarks.sh

Train

All train experiments will be stored in runs/{run_name}. By default, the framework generates a LMDB dataset for both the training HR images as well as their probability maps (one time cost) before training begins for fast data loading.

Training from scratch

python main.py configs/train_metakernelgan.yaml name={run_name} reset=true

Resuming a run from the latest model saved

python main.py runs/{run_name}/config.yaml load={run_name} resume=true

Test

All test experiments will be stored in runs/{run_name}/{test_run_name}

Pretrained model

Replace run_name with metakernelgan to load our provided pretrained model.

Benchmark Results (Average across 5 runs)

python main.py runs/{run_name}/config.yaml configs/{test_config} load={run_name} name={test_run_name} train.no_of_tests=5 reset=true where test_config is

test_metakernelgan_benchmark_x2_clean.yaml for x2
test_metakernelgan_benchmark_x4_clean.yaml for x4
test_metakernelgan_benchmark_x2_noise_ker.yaml for x2 with non-Gaussian kernel
test_metakernelgan_benchmark_x2_noise_img.yaml for x2 with Image noise

Custom Images

python main.py runs/{run_name}/config.yaml configs/test_metakernelgan_custom.yaml load={run_name} data.custom_data_path="Your custom image folder" train.scale={2 OR 4} name={test_run_name} reset=true

Additional example arguments

data.data_test=[\'DIV2K\'] and data.test_only_images=[\'0812.png\'] to run test on a single image in a benchmark
optim.evaluation_task_steps=[0,1,25,200] to evaluate at adaptation step 0,1,25,200
train.save_kernels=[0,1,25,200] to save kernels at adaptation step 0,1,25,200
train.save_kernels='range(0,1000,1)' to save kernels at adaptation step [0..1000)
train.save_results=true to save image at the last specified adaptation step

royson/metakernelgan

Meta-Learned Kernel For Blind Super-Resolution Kernel Estimation

Tested on

Data Preparation

Train

Test