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I want to know how can I get the result like the picture in the project. I notice that some of them can exceed 40dB, but i can just only get a 30dB result. Of course it will increase the bpp, but that's fine.
Just increase/decrease the value of LAMBDA is OK? It seems that the bpp is out of control. Can I arbitrarily choose the bpp?
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Depends on the image contents and image resolution.
A single point on the RD curve represents a single model at a particular quality. The point is generated by taking the average over 24 images of size 768x512 from the Kodak dataset.
Depends on the image contents and image resolution.
A single point on the RD curve represents a single model at a particular quality. The point is generated by taking the average over 24 images of size 768x512 from the Kodak dataset.
Thanks for your answer.
I have another question. For a certain point on the RD curve, my bpp value is much larger at the same PSNR value. I hardly changed the parameters of the model, just changed lambda, and I used the CLIC training set.
Maybe I didn't have enough epochs? I selected 13,000 images from CLIC and trained for 500 epochs.
I want to know how can I get the result like the picture in the project. I notice that some of them can exceed 40dB, but i can just only get a 30dB result. Of course it will increase the bpp, but that's fine.
Just increase/decrease the value of LAMBDA is OK? It seems that the bpp is out of control. Can I arbitrarily choose the bpp?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: