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AM-Unet: Attention-guided Multi-scale Approach for High Dynamic Range Imaging

By Jinjing Li, Chenghua Li, Fangya Li, Ruipeng Gang, Qian Zheng and Yuntian Cao

Overview of the network

Getting Started

  1. Dataset
  2. Configuration
  3. How to test
  4. How to train
  5. Visualization

Dataset

Register a codalab account and log in, then find the download link on this page:

https://competitions.codalab.org/competitions/28161#participate-get-data

It is strongly recommended to use the data provided by the competition organizer for training and testing, or you need at least a basic understanding of the competition data. Otherwise, you may not get the desired result.

Configuration

pip install -r requirements.txt

Compile DCNv2

cd codes/models/dcnv2
python setup.py build develop  # build in your conda virtual environment

How to test for ntire2022 hdr track2

cd codes
python test.py -opt options/test/test_HDR.yml

The test results will be saved to ./results/<your result name>.

How to train

  • Prepare the data. Modify input_folder and save_folder in ./scripts/extract_subimgs_single.py, then run
cd scripts
python extract_subimgs_single.py
  • Modify dataroot_LQ and dataroot_GT in ./codes/options/train/train_HDR.yml, then run:
cd codes
python train.py -opt options/train/train_HDR.yml

The models and training states will be saved to ./experiments/name.

Calculate ops

  • Because of storage limitations, we use (1, 6, 1060 // 4, 1900 // 4) as inputs. When submitting readme.txt, we use total_macs * 16 and mean_runtime * 16 as our result. You can try to set the scale=1 in calculate_ops_example.py if your GPU allowed.

  • run:

python calculate_ops_example.py

Visualization

In ./scripts, several scripts are available. data_io.py and metrics.py are provided by the competition organizer for reading/writing data and evaluation. Based on these codes, I provide a script for visualization by using the tone-mapping provided in metrics.py. Modify paths of the data in ./scripts/tonemapped_visualization.py and run

cd scripts
python tonemapped_visualization.py

to visualize the images.

Acknowledgment

The code is inspired by HDRUNet.