1/ In developing DeOldify, I've had a very helpful, yet seemingly obvious, rule of thumb to help guide figuring out improvements in training: What can be done to close the gap between training and inference? Getting critical about this can yield some seriously low hanging fruit.
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Are you also deteriorating images on the edges to simulate worn out photos and perform "light restoration"?
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Colorization has always for DeOldify been targeted strictly to bringing back color and no other component, so I make sure it's trained to be the otherwise same image in and out. This is deliberate to keep the task modular, focused, and predictable.
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