Try DNF!
May 29, 2023 · View on GitHub
Provided Data
| Dataset | :link: Download Links | Shot on | CFA Pattern |
|---|---|---|---|
| NKU Campus | [Google Drive][Baidu Cloud] | Synthetic | Bayer (RGGB) |
After Downloading the final data folder should be organized like:
Campus
├── list.txt
├── long_pack # Optional, if the dataset was synthetic
│ └── *.npy
├── long_post_int # Optional, if the dataset was synthetic
│ └── *.npy
├── long_png # Optional, if the dataset was synthetic
│ └── *.png
├── short_pack
│ └── *.npy
└── short_png
└── *.png
Convert Your Own RAW Images to Numpy for Acceleration
If your raw data is with Sony ARW format, you could simply convert the data folder [DIR] by the following command:
Notice: your data should be saved in
[DIR]/shortfolder.
python scripts/preprocess/preprocess_sid.py --data-path [DIR] --camera Sony --split short
Then the numpy array format of your own raw image could be found in [DIR]/short_pack.
Convert Your Own RAW Video
TBD
Tips for Scripts
All the shell scripts for demo could be found in demo/ folder.
Besides the images_process.sh and video_process.sh as described in README, the images_to_video.sh could transform a image sequenes into a video clip:
bash demos/images_to_video.sh -d [DIR] -s [SAVE_PATH] -f [FILE_NAME]
# [DIR] is the path to your images (jpg or png format).
# Your video clip could be found in [SAVE_PATH]/[FILE_NAME].mp4
# A simple example
bash demos/images_to_video.sh\
-d dataset/Campus \
-s runs/video \
-f campus_short