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Thank you for posting your code. I noticed the run.py command only works if you already have the original, high resolution image. Is it possible to infer with a smaller source image and produce a high res output?
Hey there. I have forked the repository to add a file. You can refer to it here https://github.com/ZeeRizvee/CAR. What you need to do is run the run_LR.py instead of run.py to test directly on the low resolution images. Hope that resolves the issue.
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Hey there. I have forked the repository to add a file. You can refer to it here https://github.com/ZeeRizvee/CAR. What you need to do is run the run_LR.py instead of run.py to test directly on the low resolution images. Hope that resolves the issue.
@ZeeRizvee I am receiving an error
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "run_LR.py", line 73, in
assert len(img_list) > 0
AssertionError
You simply need to put an image into the 'path_to_image' line of code. In other words you are missing the image that you want to up-res within your input directory.
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ZeeRizvee commentedon Jun 10, 2020
Hey there. I have forked the repository to add a file. You can refer to it here https://github.com/ZeeRizvee/CAR. What you need to do is run the run_LR.py instead of run.py to test directly on the low resolution images. Hope that resolves the issue.
Ammar-Ahmad-Khan commentedon Mar 27, 2021
@ZeeRizvee I am receiving an error
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "run_LR.py", line 73, in
assert len(img_list) > 0
AssertionError
can you please have a look at it
greatdaytoyou commentedon Apr 14, 2021
You simply need to put an image into the 'path_to_image' line of code. In other words you are missing the image that you want to up-res within your input directory.