Reproducing reno10x_noise
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- Tech stack
- python
- Domain
- computer-vision
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Review the reno10x_noise dataset and the paper's noise-estimation setup, using the two referenced chart images as the comparison point. Done means documenting why the dataset images differ from the grayscale chart shown in the paper.
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Description
Hi,
First, thank you for your work, it's very interesting!
Second, I am curious about the setup for taking noise estimation data (reno10x_noise). The paper describes a grayscale chart
But the images in reno10x_noise look like a uniform gray chart with some sort of illuminated circle
Can you please clarify?
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