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Training and Testing codes for our paper "Real-world Image Super-resolution via Domain-distance Aware Training"

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DASR

(CVPR-2021) Official PyTorch code for our paper DASR: Unsupervised Real-world Image Super Resolution via Domain-distance Aware Training.

Abstract

These days, unsupervised super-resolution (SR) has been soaring due to its practical and promising potential in real scenarios. The philosophy of off-the-shelf approaches lies in the augmentation of unpaired data, \ie first generating synthetic low-resolution (LR) images $\mathcal{Y}^g$ corresponding to real-world high-resolution (HR) images $\mathcal{X}^r$ in the real-world LR domain $\mathcal{Y}^r$, and then utilizing the pseudo pairs ${\mathcal{Y}^g, \mathcal{X}^r}$ for training in a supervised manner. Unfortunately, since image translation itself is an extremely challenging task, the SR performance of these approaches are severely limited by the domain gap between generated synthetic LR images and real LR images. In this paper, we propose a novel domain-distance aware super-resolution (DASR) approach for unsupervised real-world image SR. The domain gap between training data (e.g. $\mathcal{Y}^g$) and testing data (e.g. $\mathcal{Y}^r$) is addressed with our \textbf{domain-gap aware training} and \textbf{domain-distance weighted supervision} strategies. Domain-gap aware training takes additional benefit from real data in the target domain while domain-distance weighted supervision brings forward the more rational use of labeled source domain data. The proposed method is validated on synthetic and real datasets and the experimental results show that DASR consistently outperforms state-of-the-art unsupervised SR approaches in generating SR outputs with more realistic and natural textures. Code will be available at DASR.

Requirements

  • Pytorch == 1.1.0
  • torchvision == 0.3.0
  • opencv-python
  • tensorboardX

Usage

Hierarchy of DASR codes

DASR:
|
|----codes
|       |---- DSN
|       |---- SRN
|       |---- PerceptualSimilarity
|
|----DSN_experiments
|----SRN_experiments
|----DSN_tb_logger
|----SRN_tb_logger
|----DSN_results
|----SRN_results

Data Preparation

Please specify the path to your dataset in paths.yml.

We followed the AIM2019 challenge descriptions that source domain indicates the noisy and low-resolution and target domain indicates the clean and high resolution images. The images in source domain and target domain are unpaired.

Auto Reproducing

Auto reproduce process can be presented as
Training DSN --> Generating LRs and domain distance maps --> Training SRN.

Our results can be reproduced by running a single command:

cd DASR/codes
python Auto_Reproduce.py --dataset aim2019/realsr  \
                         --artifact tdsr/(tddiv2k/tdrealsr)

Auto-reproducing process will take about 48 hours on Nvidia GTX 1080.

Pretrained model

We provide pretrained models for AIM2019/ RealSR and CameraSR datasets.

DSN SRN
AIM DeResnet ESRGAN
RealSR DeResnet ESRGAN
CameraSR DeResnet ESRGAN

Testing

Testing is similar to the BasicSR codes. We add some extra options including LPIPS,Forward_chop, etc. Please specify the pre-trained model and data path in test_sr.json correctly.

cd DASR/codes/SRN
python test.py -opt options/test/test_sr.json

DownSampling Network (DSN)

We build our DSN codes based on our previous work FSSR (github | paper).

Training

The DSN model can be trained with:

cd DASR/codes/DSN
python train.py --dataset aim2019 --artifacts tdsr \
                --generator DeResnet --discriminator FSD \
                --norm_layer Instance \
                --filter wavelet --cat_or_sum cat  \
                --batch_size 8 --num_workers 8 --crop_size 256 \
                --save_path 0603_DeResnet+wavcat+FSD+wtex0.03

Args:

  • --dataset The dataset should be one of the aim2019/realsr/camerasr. To train DSN on your own data, please specify the path in the correct format in paths.yml.

  • --aritifact Choose the type of degradation artifact that you specified in paths.yml.

  • --generator Choose the downsampling generator architecture, including DeResnet, DSGAN.

  • --discriminator Choose the discriminator architecture including nld_s1(Nlayer discriminator with stride 1), nld_s2 and FSD (Frequency separation discriminator).

  • --norm_layer Choose the normalization layer in discriminator, including Instance and Batch.

  • --filter Choose the frequency separation filter, including wavelet, gaussion and avg_pool.

  • --cat_or_sum Choose the approach of combination of wavelet subbands, including cat and sum.

The training loss and validation results are shown in DASR/DSN_tb_logger by running with:

cd DASR/DSN_tb_logger
tensorboard --logdir=./

Generate LR-HR pairs and domain-distance maps.

The training data for SRN can be generated with:

python create_dataset_modified.py --dataset aim2019 \
                                  --checkpoint <path to your DSN model> \
                                  --generator DeResnet --discriminator FSD  --filter wavelet --cat_or_sum cat\
                                  --name 0603_DSN_LRs_aim2019

Please note that our generator and discriminator are saved in a single .tar files.

The generated low-resolution images and domain distance maps are saved in DASR/DSN_results/<--name>/.

Super-Resolution Network (SRN)

We build our SRN codes based on BasicSR super-resolution toolkit.

Training

The SRN model can be trained with:

cd DASR
python codes/train.py -opt codes/options/train/train_DASR.json

Please specify the configurations in train_DASR.json file.

Citation

@InProceedings{Wei_2021_CVPR,
    author    = {Wei, Yunxuan and Gu, Shuhang and Li, Yawei and Timofte, Radu and Jin, Longcun and Song, Hengjie},
    title     = {Unsupervised Real-World Image Super Resolution via Domain-Distance Aware Training},
    booktitle = {Proceedings of the IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR)},
    month     = {June},
    year      = {2021},
    pages     = {13385-13394}
}

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no module named "pytorch_wavelets"

您好,from pytorch_wavelets import DWTForward报错,找不到pytorch_wavelets包,用pip install也找不到,该怎么解决?
谢谢!

想问一下,有没有朋友越训练指标越低?

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24-03-16 16:03:39.660 - INFO: <epoch:333, iter: 2,000> PSNR: 21.40, SSIM: 0.5322, LPIPS: 0.5009
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24-03-16 21:36:02.139 - INFO: <epoch:2499, iter: 15,000> PSNR: 21.12, SSIM: 0.4973, LPIPS: 0.5111
24-03-16 22:01:32.030 - INFO: <epoch:2666, iter: 16,000> PSNR: 21.07, SSIM: 0.4958, LPIPS: 0.5136
24-03-16 22:27:03.737 - INFO: <epoch:2833, iter: 17,000> PSNR: 21.04, SSIM: 0.5001, LPIPS: 0.5170
24-03-16 22:52:37.783 - INFO: <epoch:2999, iter: 18,000> PSNR: 21.08, SSIM: 0.5005, LPIPS: 0.5183
24-03-16 23:18:02.449 - INFO: <epoch:3166, iter: 19,000> PSNR: 20.95, SSIM: 0.4879, LPIPS: 0.5301
24-03-16 23:43:29.086 - INFO: <epoch:3333, iter: 20,000> PSNR: 21.01, SSIM: 0.4937, LPIPS: 0.5333
24-03-17 00:08:47.563 - INFO: <epoch:3499, iter: 21,000> PSNR: 21.08, SSIM: 0.4967, LPIPS: 0.5254
24-03-17 00:34:12.388 - INFO: <epoch:3666, iter: 22,000> PSNR: 21.12, SSIM: 0.4992, LPIPS: 0.5245
24-03-17 00:59:14.607 - INFO: <epoch:3833, iter: 23,000> PSNR: 20.99, SSIM: 0.4956, LPIPS: 0.5285
24-03-17 01:24:24.169 - INFO: <epoch:3999, iter: 24,000> PSNR: 20.73, SSIM: 0.4854, LPIPS: 0.5382
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24-03-17 03:05:34.799 - INFO: <epoch:4666, iter: 28,000> PSNR: 20.55, SSIM: 0.4751, LPIPS: 0.5421
24-03-17 03:31:33.754 - INFO: <epoch:4833, iter: 29,000> PSNR: 20.63, SSIM: 0.4820, LPIPS: 0.5345
24-03-17 03:58:10.635 - INFO: <epoch:4999, iter: 30,000> PSNR: 20.37, SSIM: 0.4715, LPIPS: 0.5416
24-03-17 04:24:22.811 - INFO: <epoch:5166, iter: 31,000> PSNR: 20.60, SSIM: 0.4771, LPIPS: 0.5389
24-03-17 04:50:53.376 - INFO: <epoch:5333, iter: 32,000> PSNR: 20.56, SSIM: 0.4746, LPIPS: 0.5407
24-03-17 05:17:19.162 - INFO: <epoch:5499, iter: 33,000> PSNR: 19.77, SSIM: 0.4689, LPIPS: 0.5522
24-03-17 05:43:57.326 - INFO: <epoch:5666, iter: 34,000> PSNR: 20.14, SSIM: 0.4700, LPIPS: 0.5459
24-03-17 06:10:21.198 - INFO: <epoch:5833, iter: 35,000> PSNR: 20.76, SSIM: 0.4822, LPIPS: 0.5283
24-03-17 06:36:21.561 - INFO: <epoch:5999, iter: 36,000> PSNR: 20.67, SSIM: 0.4829, LPIPS: 0.5319
24-03-17 07:02:20.616 - INFO: <epoch:6166, iter: 37,000> PSNR: 20.09, SSIM: 0.4551, LPIPS: 0.5447
24-03-17 07:28:31.947 - INFO: <epoch:6333, iter: 38,000> PSNR: 20.32, SSIM: 0.4623, LPIPS: 0.5459
24-03-17 07:54:33.046 - INFO: <epoch:6499, iter: 39,000> PSNR: 20.47, SSIM: 0.4774, LPIPS: 0.5364
24-03-17 08:20:53.983 - INFO: <epoch:6666, iter: 40,000> PSNR: 20.31, SSIM: 0.4836, LPIPS: 0.5403
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24-03-17 09:13:24.130 - INFO: <epoch:6999, iter: 42,000> PSNR: 18.48, SSIM: 0.4548, LPIPS: 0.5778
24-03-17 09:39:38.525 - INFO: <epoch:7166, iter: 43,000> PSNR: 19.76, SSIM: 0.4687, LPIPS: 0.5644
24-03-17 10:05:48.869 - INFO: <epoch:7333, iter: 44,000> PSNR: 18.19, SSIM: 0.4543, LPIPS: 0.5706
24-03-17 10:31:30.277 - INFO: <epoch:7499, iter: 45,000> PSNR: 19.05, SSIM: 0.4568, LPIPS: 0.5719
24-03-17 10:57:48.817 - INFO: <epoch:7666, iter: 46,000> PSNR: 18.77, SSIM: 0.4437, LPIPS: 0.5723
24-03-17 11:23:46.289 - INFO: <epoch:7833, iter: 47,000> PSNR: 17.50, SSIM: 0.4591, LPIPS: 0.5887
24-03-17 11:49:39.800 - INFO: <epoch:7999, iter: 48,000> PSNR: 18.82, SSIM: 0.4759, LPIPS: 0.5791
24-03-17 12:15:34.661 - INFO: <epoch:8166, iter: 49,000> PSNR: 19.27, SSIM: 0.4599, LPIPS: 0.5756
24-03-17 12:41:25.164 - INFO: <epoch:8333, iter: 50,000> PSNR: 18.27, SSIM: 0.4360, LPIPS: 0.5850
24-03-17 13:07:31.534 - INFO: <epoch:8499, iter: 51,000> PSNR: 19.43, SSIM: 0.4506, LPIPS: 0.5725
24-03-17 13:34:04.637 - INFO: <epoch:8666, iter: 52,000> PSNR: 18.62, SSIM: 0.4480, LPIPS: 0.5620
24-03-17 13:59:49.818 - INFO: <epoch:8833, iter: 53,000> PSNR: 16.90, SSIM: 0.4227, LPIPS: 0.5871
24-03-17 14:25:49.139 - INFO: <epoch:8999, iter: 54,000> PSNR: 13.49, SSIM: 0.4173, LPIPS: 0.6248
24-03-17 14:52:30.074 - INFO: <epoch:9166, iter: 55,000> PSNR: 17.54, SSIM: 0.4611, LPIPS: 0.6091
24-03-17 15:19:08.650 - INFO: <epoch:9333, iter: 56,000> PSNR: 18.33, SSIM: 0.4177, LPIPS: 0.5793
24-03-17 15:45:20.684 - INFO: <epoch:9499, iter: 57,000> PSNR: 16.60, SSIM: 0.3931, LPIPS: 0.5769
24-03-17 16:11:41.111 - INFO: <epoch:9666, iter: 58,000> PSNR: 17.63, SSIM: 0.3986, LPIPS: 0.5658
24-03-17 16:39:31.577 - INFO: <epoch:9833, iter: 59,000> PSNR: 17.62, SSIM: 0.4216, LPIPS: 0.5894
24-03-17 17:08:47.732 - INFO: <epoch:9999, iter: 60,000> PSNR: 16.73, SSIM: 0.3818, LPIPS: 0.5807
24-03-17 17:37:24.207 - INFO: <epoch:10166, iter: 61,000> PSNR: 17.10, SSIM: 0.4315, LPIPS: 0.5691
24-03-17 18:05:32.562 - INFO: <epoch:10333, iter: 62,000> PSNR: 15.15, SSIM: 0.3968, LPIPS: 0.6184
24-03-17 18:31:45.431 - INFO: <epoch:10499, iter: 63,000> PSNR: 18.36, SSIM: 0.4401, LPIPS: 0.6065
24-03-17 18:58:08.373 - INFO: <epoch:10666, iter: 64,000> PSNR: 18.76, SSIM: 0.4464, LPIPS: 0.5801
24-03-17 19:24:29.453 - INFO: <epoch:10833, iter: 65,000> PSNR: 16.67, SSIM: 0.4183, LPIPS: 0.6076
24-03-17 19:53:48.829 - INFO: <epoch:10999, iter: 66,000> PSNR: 15.71, SSIM: 0.4055, LPIPS: 0.6207
24-03-17 20:22:43.523 - INFO: <epoch:11166, iter: 67,000> PSNR: 16.89, SSIM: 0.3790, LPIPS: 0.6101
24-03-17 20:51:19.721 - INFO: <epoch:11333, iter: 68,000> PSNR: 17.32, SSIM: 0.4350, LPIPS: 0.5907

About sharing results images

Dear authors,

Thank you very much for sharing the great work!

While I know that pre-trained models and codes are available to reproduce the core contents of the paper,

it would be much convenient to make quick comparisons if results images can be directly downloaded from the repository.

have artifacts on generated LR

I trained the model using my own dataset.
I have some artifacts on LR after using the create_dataset_modify.py
Anyone has this too?
artifact

Trained DASR models

Where can I find fully trained model checkpoints?

Cause CameraSR DeResnet URL seems to be broken.

关于训练SRN

在按照train_DASR.json训练SRN的时候出现错误:
File "/work/DASRGAN/SRN/models/init.py", line 23, in create_model
raise NotImplementedError('Model [{:s}] not recognized.'.format(model))
NotImplementedError: Model [DASR_FS_ESRGAN_patchGAN] not recognized.
就是说没有DASR_FS_ESRGAN_patchGAN这个model,init.py里面有sr/srgan/srragan/De_Resnet/De_patch_wavelet_GAN/DASR/DASR_Adaptive_Model。想问一下SRN训练的时候用的哪个model?

Performance Reproducibility

Hello,
Using the provided models, I am not able to reproduce the numbers provided in the paper.

AIM19 results:
- psnr: 21.7883
- ssim: 0.5731
- lpips: 0.3466

RealSR Results:
- psnr: 25.7862
- ssim: 0.7528
- lpips: 0.2656

But according to the paper (Table 3), the performance should be:
AIM19: 21.600 | 0.5640 | 0.336
RealSR: 26.782 | 0.7822 | 0.228

Could you please double-check the provided models, or maybe I am missing something?

About DSN

For the design of DSN, how do you prevent DSN from completely becoming a "bicubic" down sampler, because when DSN is a "bicubic" down sampler, the loss will be very small.

How to test unpaired dataset?

Hello,
recently I'm reproducing your work, and have successfully completed the training process.
When Test, I have got a problem.

i) The json file of test says the model = "sr", which means it lacks the ability to test datasets like Set5, BSD100 according to the SR_model.py , How to deal with such need?
I wander If there are built-in method about this situation or just resize the imgs by myself?
ii) In the json file , has a key named: pretrain_model_D_wlt, where is the weight_map comes from?

Thanks for your work and looking forward to your quick reply : )

How to reproduce the same visual results as in your paper?

When training the models with the given parameters, we can get the best SR visual results almost like this:
image
They are not as clear as your results. And as the number of iterations increases, there will be more artifacts like this:
image
So is our reproduction normal or is there something wrong?

作者您好,train完DSN后,进行Generate LR-HR这步时报错

作者您好,使用如下代码训练完DSN后:
python train.py --dataset aim2019 --artifacts tdsr
--generator DeResnet --discriminator FSD
--norm_layer Instance
--filter wavelet --cat_or_sum cat
--batch_size 8 --num_workers 8 --crop_size 256
--save_path 0603_DeResnet+wavcat+FSD+wtex0.03
使用如下代码进行Generate LR-HR:
python create_dataset_modified.py --dataset aim2019
--checkpoint </home/chenz/cz/DASR-master/last_iteration.tar>
--generator DeResnet --discriminator FSD --filter wavelet --cat_or_sum cat
--name 0603_DSN_LRs_aim2019
会出现如下报错:
微信图片_20210830110707
请问您有遇到过吗?希望您空闲时可以解答一下,万分感谢

AIM_DASR_TDSR_G.pth模型的训练细节

您好,在使用AIM_DASR_TDSR_G模型测试AIM19的验证集时发现,输入noisy images(LR)运行的输出效果很差,但输出Clean Images(GT)得到的结果却很好,想请问您训练这个模型的数据集是如何组成的。谢谢

作者您好,train完DSN后,进行Generate LR-HR这步时报错。

使用以下代码进行DSN的训练:
python train.py --dataset aim2019 --artifacts tdsr
--generator DeResnet --discriminator FSD
--norm_layer Instance
--filter wavelet --cat_or_sum cat
--batch_size 8 --num_workers 8 --crop_size 256
--save_path 0603_DeResnet+wavcat+FSD+wtex0.03
然后使用以下代码进行Generate LR-HR pairs and domain-distance maps时:
python create_dataset_modified.py --dataset aim2019
--checkpoint /home/DSN_experiments/0603_DeResnet+wavcat+FSD+wtex0.03/checkpoints/last_iteration.tar
--generator DeResnet --discriminator FSD --filter avg_pool
--name 0603_DSN_LRs_aim2019
出现以下的报错:
微信图片_20210809162010
请问您当时有遇到这样的情况吗?代码我还没有修改过。

关于数据集RealSR version3

您好,从RealSR官方代码给的version3数据集链接下载得到的测试集只有50个HR-LR图像对,没有100个图像对,请问您是从哪下的

About CameraSR dataset

Thanks for the awesome work!
As paper descriptied, CameraSR dataset result is trained on the Nicon subset (and DIV2K) and tested on the iphoneX subset.
Please tell me if I have misunderstood.

在加载模型时会占用很多时间

在初始化加载模型时
Loading model from: /home/yuzun/project/MRI_multiModel_SR/DASR/codes/PerceptualSimilarity/models/weights/v0.1/alex.pth
会卡十几分钟的时间
请问怎么解决呢

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