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In quality, yes, but they're only feasible for stuff like batch processing because they're so huge and slow. You can't use them for stuff like scaling an <img>
by edflsafoiewq 2y ago
In quality, yes, but they're only feasible for stuff like batch processing because they're so huge and slow. You can't use them for stuff like scaling an <img> in a browser.
Incidentally, the way I always thought it would work is the huge and slow AI would be used to discover a tiny algorithm that just so happens to be an amazing image rescaler. Instead we just ship the whole AI.
Anybody know of any work on the former strategy?
- eru 2y ago> In quality, yes, but they're only feasible for stuff like batch processing because they're so huge and slow. Aren't games using these for real time upscaling many dozen times a second already?