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Noisy Super-Resolution

Experiments with different super-resolution and denoising techniques to determine a method that yields the highest image quality

How to obtain data

cd data
sh download_dataset.sh

How to Train Models

To train noisySRGAN, we run

cd SRGAN_Pytorch
python train.py -a srgan --gpu 0 --pretrained --add-noise 1 --psnr-epochs 1 --gan-epochs 500 [image-folder with train and val folders]

To train noisyESRGAN, we run

cd ESRGAN_Pytorch
python train.py -a esrgan16 --gpu 0 --pretrained --psnr-epochs 8 --gan-epochs 200 --add-noise 1 [image-folder with train and val folders]

We use pretrained weights for SRGAN, ESRGAN, and DIDN

How to Test Benchmark

Experiment 1: Denoise and then Superresolution

cd SRGAN
python test_benchmark.py -a srgan --pretrained --gpu 0 --noise_std 0.05 --pre-denoise didn [image-folder with train and val folders]
cd ESRGAN
python test_benchmark.py -a esrgan16 --pretrained --gpu 0 --noise_std 0.05 --pre-denoise didn [image-folder with train and val folders]

Experiment 2: Superresolution and then Denoise

cd SRGAN
python test_benchmark.py -a srgan --pretrained --gpu 0 --noise_std 0.05 --post-denoise didn [image-folder with train and val folders]
cd ESRGAN
python test_benchmark.py -a esrgan16 --pretrained --gpu 0 --noise_std 0.05 --post-denoise didn [image-folder with train and val folders]

Experiment 3: One model noisySRGAN or noisyESRGAN

cd SRGAN
python test_benchmark.py -a srgan --model-path [path to weights] --gpu 0 --noise_std 0.05 [image-folder with train and val folders]
cd ESRGAN
python test_benchmark.py -a esrgan16 --model-path [path to weights] --gpu 0 --noise_std 0.05 [image-folder with train and val folders]

Experiment examples