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In need of tile_sizes.txt #1

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Miao-code opened this issue Jan 5, 2021 · 4 comments
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In need of tile_sizes.txt #1

Miao-code opened this issue Jan 5, 2021 · 4 comments

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@Miao-code
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Greetings. I am very interested in your work and right now I am trying to reproduce your result.
However, in your superesolution.ipynb there is a file called tile_sizes.txt that I can't find.
Could you please provide this file so that I can run this code and understand more about your idea.

Thank you in advance.

@malleshamdasari
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Thanks for reaching out. The file tile_sizes.txt consists of the size of each tile in bytes with a 3 column format (Frame No, Tile No, Size). You need to prepare the data in this format.

An example tile_sizes.txt file is attached here
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@mayanghong
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Greetings . how to get the dataset ? I am very interested in your work and right now I am trying to reproduce your result.

@malleshamdasari
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Hi Justin, thanks for your interest in our work. We used the dataset from this paper. You can download it here. Let me know if you face any issues while running the code.

@mayanghong
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Thanks for reaching out. The file tile_sizes.txt consists of the size of each tile in bytes with a 3 column format (Frame No, Tile No, Size). You need to prepare the data in this format.

An example tile_sizes.txt file is attached here

Thanks for reaching out. The file tile_sizes.txt consists of the size of each tile in bytes with a 3 column format (Frame No, Tile No, Size). You need to prepare the data in this format.

An example tile_sizes.txt file is attached here
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First of all, regarding the ‘tile[2]> 20000’ in the code, how did you get this 20,000? Does it have any special meaning?
Secondly, the first column in the txt file should be the number of seconds? If it is the number of frames, what does ‘tile[0]*30+i’ in the code mean?
These issues are important to me, I expect your answer. Thank you!

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