but, the result may be different from 10 of 100, because out model need neighbour frames' information, so the results should only be used as a reference, not completely consistent?
The final result is :
1. the PSNR results of our original model (such as pytroch code) on 3000 frames
2. the speed of the provided tflite model at 10 frames. And we must ensure that the output of tflite and pytorch Exactly the same when given 10 frames.
Is my following understanding correct...
And for the scores, The score indicates that the PSNR is 1dB higher, which is equivalent to half of the running time. Obviously, if the model size is reduced to approximately 0, the output PSNR will be equal to the input PSNR,the score would be very high !
so, will you change the rule for fair...
that's to say, the tflite need to deal with 100 frames inputs in the later? (result infered in 100 frames is different with that infered on 10 frames, because the VSR model)
Q1: is the test set only 300 frames? Can the model use the remaining 2700 frames? (the reds test dataset has 3000 frames)
Q2: "During the final test phase, the participants will be asked to submit all the restored frames by email ", Is that 300 or 3000?