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As part of a workflow - notice how the second stage works despite the low denoise of 0.2. The image remains relatively unchanged.
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## Training
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### Interposer v1.0
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### Upscaler v2.0
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This current version is still relatively undertrained, as with the interposer. Mostly a proof-of-concept but it seems good enough as a base.
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I decided to do some more research and change the network architecture alltogether. This one is just a bunch of `Conv2d` layers with an `Upsample` at the beginning, similar to before except I reduced the kernel size/padding and instead added more layers.
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Trained for 1M iterations on DIV2K + Flickr2K. I changed to AdamW + L1 loss (from SGD and MSE loss) and added a `OneCycleLR` scheduler.
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### Upscaler v1.0
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This version was still relatively undertrained. Mostly a proof-of-concept.
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Trained for 1M iterations on DIV2K + Flickr2K.
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(Left is training loss, right is validation loss.)
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<details>
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<summary>Loss graphs for v1.0 models</summary>
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(Left is training loss, right is validation loss.)
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<details>
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