Super-Resolution Reconstruction

Feature Description

Super-resolution reconstruction refers to converting low-resolution images into high-resolution images through super-resolution technology. The core principle of deep learning-based super-resolution reconstruction is to train deep neural networks to learn the mapping relationship between low-resolution and high-resolution images, thereby predicting and supplementing missing details to enhance image clarity, sharpness, and texture representation.

The input source data consists of low-resolution images, and the output results are corresponding high-resolution images. The super-resolution scaling factor is determined by the input model file. For example, a 10,000×10,000 pixel image will output a 20,000×20,000 pixel image when using a 2× super-resolution model, and a 40,000×40,000 pixel image when using a 4× super-resolution model.

Parameter Description

Parameter Description Type
File Type Select whether the file type is a dataset or folder. String
Datasource File-based datasource containing the image dataset. String
Dataset Select an image dataset or mosaic dataset. DatasetVector
File Path Select a folder path to automatically read image files. Supports five image types: TIF/TIFF/IMG/PNG/JPG (case-insensitive). DatasetVector
Model File Specify the model file (*.sdm) for super-resolution reconstruction. String
Batch Size Number of images processed per training step. Increasing this value improves efficiency but is limited by GPU memory (GPU inference) or RAM (CPU inference). Integer
Processor Type Specify the processor type. String
GPU ID Specify the GPU identifier for data processing. Default: GPU. String
Result Save Path Folder path to save results. String
Result Filename Specify the output filename. For folder-type source data, this name will be appended with "_" to original filenames to distinguish reconstruction results. String

Output

Parameter Description Type
Super-Resolution Reconstruction Result Output format is TIFF for dataset-type sources, and matches original format for folder-type sources. String