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Model Details
Model Description
DnCNN3 (denoising CNN) is a convolutional neural network designed for image denoising. It demonstrates high effectiveness in various denoising tasks as, for example, Gaussian denoising.
Developed by: Kai Zhang et al.
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Model type: Computer Vision
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Training Details
Training Data
91 images from and 200 training images from the .
Testing Details
Metrics
PSNR (Peak Signal-to-Noise Ratio) and SSIM (Structural Similarity Index) metrics were performed for various conditions to measure the denoizing quality. Here we report the results for Gaussian denoising task evaluated on dataset at three different noise levels (σ). See the for more information.
Metric
σ=15
σ=25
σ=50
PSNR
31.46
29.02
26.10
SSIM
0.8826
0.8190
0.7076
Technical Specifications
Input/Output Details
Input:
Name: image
Info: NCHW grayscale image
Output:
Name: enhanced_image
Info: Denoised version of the input image
Model Architecture
Modifified VGG architecture (see the for more information).
* Benchmarked with , using 2 threads (and the DSP runtime in balanced mode for RVC4).
* Parameters and FLOPs are obtained from the package.
Quantization
RVC4 version of the model was quantized using a HubAI General dataset.
Utilization
Models converted for RVC Platforms can be used for inference on OAK devices.
DepthAI pipelines are used to define the information flow linking the device, inference model, and the output parser (as defined in model head(s)).
Below, we present the most crucial utilization steps for the particular model.
Please consult the docs for more information.
ImageOutputParser that outputs message (enhanced image).
Get parsed output(s):
while pipeline.isRuning():
parser_output: dai.ImgFrame = parser_output_queue.get()
Example
You can quickly run the model using our script.
It automatically downloads the model, creates a DepthAI pipeline, runs the inference, and displays the results using our DepthAI visualizer tool.
To try it out, run: