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Regarding the issue of inferring multiple images, thank you for your excellent work #11

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lxin98 opened this issue Nov 29, 2024 · 2 comments

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lxin98 commented Nov 29, 2024

What are the differences between train_bit.py and inference.py? Can it be understood that inference.py handles three continuous images? Is it possible to use train_bit.py for processing multiple images? Additionally, I would like to ask if train_bit.py can deal with both sequential blurry images and out-of-order blurry images?

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lxin98 commented Nov 29, 2024

The training code is also only for reasoning about three images, right?

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In the training and inference stage, the model only supports 3 nearby images as inputs.
As for out-of-order and more than 3 blurred images, the model needs to be retrained or its structure needs to be modified.

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