Upsampling image and video files usually leads to pixelation and soft textures, simply because algorithms are not capable of replacing non-existing image detail. But scientists at the Max-Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems in Germany have come up with a clever solution that is capable of producing better results than anything we've seen so far. The team has developed a tool called EnhanceNet-PAT, which is capable of creating high-definition versions of low-resolution images, using artifici...
Upsampling image and video files usually leads to pixelation and soft textures, simply because algorithms are not capable of replacing non-existing image detail. But scientists at the Max-Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems in Germany have come up with a clever solution that is capable of producing better results than anything we've seen so far. The team has developed a tool called EnhanceNet-PAT, which is capable of creating high-definition versions of low-resolution images, using artifici...
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