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Images Downscaled #10
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The model is fairly heavy, but it obviously depends on the amount of RAM in your card. We haven't experimented with larger image resolutions. If you are looking for a higher resolution result, you might try upsampling the output using some kind of image-guided filter like https://johanneskopf.de/publications/jbu/ |
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Hey, great work you all did! I really like it!
I have a problem though. After running
python test_davis_videos.py --input=single_view, the result is downscaled to 288x512 (or, 288x1024, with the original and the result next to each other). But the original has a much higher resolution!I found the resized_width and _height in the DAVISImageFolder class, but adjusting these made me run out of memory (CUDA) immediatly. I have a GTX 1070.
Is it really that intense? Or am I doing something wrong?
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