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Real-ESRGAN-x2plus-NCNN is a image-to-image model from bpawnzZ. Use it when you need one image transformed into another. It is set up for ncnn. The card lists the license as mit.
This repository contains the Real-ESRGAN x2plus model converted to NCNN format for efficient inference, particularly suitable for 2x upscaling of non-anime content.
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From the Hugging Face model README
This repository contains the Real-ESRGAN x2plus model converted to NCNN format for efficient inference, particularly suitable for 2x upscaling of non-anime content.
realesrgan_x2plus.param: NCNN model architecture definitionrealesrgan_x2plus.bin: NCNN model weightsREADME.md: This documentation fileThis model is based on the original Real-ESRGAN x2plus model, which is designed for general image restoration and super-resolution. It performs well on photographs and realistic images rather than anime-style artwork.
This model is in NCNN format, making it compatible with:
The original Real-ESRGAN model was released under the MIT License. Please respect the original license terms when using this converted version.
This model was converted from the original ONNX format to NCNN format to enable efficient inference in NCNN-compatible applications. The conversion was done using the onnx2ncnn tool from the ncnn framework.
To use this model with NCNN-compatible applications:
# Example usage with Video2X
video2x --ncnn-param realesrgan_x2plus.param --ncnn-bin realesrgan_x2plus.bin --input input.mp4 --output output.mp4
# Or with other NCNN-based tools that support Real-ESRGAN models
This model was trained on general image datasets to optimize for realistic photo upscaling. The original training data was not included in this repository due to size constraints.
The model has been tested qualitatively on various image types and shows good performance on non-anime content. Quantitative benchmarks (PSNR, SSIM) would need to be calculated separately based on your specific use case.