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Pre-trained Pytorch Models used for MDPI Sensors paper titled 'The Best of Both Worlds: a Framework for Combining Degradation Prediction with High Performance Super-Resolution Networks'

Authors: Aquilina, Matthew; Ciantar, Keith George; Galea, Christian; Camilleri, Kenneth; Farrugia, Reuben; Abela, John;

Pre-trained Pytorch Models used for MDPI Sensors paper titled 'The Best of Both Worlds: a Framework for Combining Degradation Prediction with High Performance Super-Resolution Networks'

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This collection contains all the pre-trained model weights used to produce the results in our paper titled 'The Best of Both Worlds: a Framework for Combining Degradation Prediction with High Performance Super-Resolution Networks' (link here). Instructions on how to use these models is provided in our Github repo here.

These models were produced as part of the Deep-FIR project, which is financed by the Malta Council for Science & Technology (MCST) (grant number R&I-2017-002-T), for and on behalf of the Foundation for Science & Technology, through the FUSION: R&I Technology Development Programme.

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Deep Learning, Super-Resolution, Contrastive Learning, Convolutional Neural Networks, Blind Super-Resolution, Image Restoration, Meta-Attention, Iterative Degradation Prediction, Pytorch, Python

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